GoD's WorK - God's Puzzle Solved

What Is The Ministry95Now, the biblical evidence is presented. Paul quoted Psalm 8:4-5 where angels are made a little higher than man. The Hebrewfor “angel” in Strong’s Concordance is “elohim” (#430). This isthe exact same word translated as “God” (“Elohim”) in Genesis1:26. Clearly, God, in Genesis 1:26, is talking to the angels (createdSons of God, but not begotten). The twenty-four elders inThe Book of Revelation, who are positioned before God’s throne,are the first created angelic beings and therefore, are Elders, justas The Elders in a local church are The Firstborn Sons. All are“mishna” (duplicates or copies) presented in the earlier explanationabout “The College of The Prophets.”In the text of Genesis 1:26, God was sitting on His throne andspeaking to the created Sons of God and The Elders (first-created),who look like God (male spirit beings). Consequently,God stated that they would help make man in their image. Thisis very logical (logos). It is clear and simple. There are not twoGods or three Gods, but only The One True God. The angels areresponsible for preaching The Gospel to the world. The angelsare God’s ministers (“diakonos”) and are messengers whopreach God’s Good News (Gospel). That is why an angel is theone responsible to complete the job of preaching The Gospel tothe world (Revelation 14:6). Angels are responsible as ministers(“diakonos”) to make man into Elohim’s (universal) image. Whatdoes all this have to do with the ministerial office of an Evangelist?It has everything to do with the work of an Evangelist. TheScriptures will prove how God appoints an Evangelist.In Acts 6:5, Philip was one of the seven deacons chosen by TheChurch. Then in Acts 21:8, all of a sudden Philip goes from beinga Deacon in the church to an Evangelist. How did this happen?In Acts 8:26-40, Philip, The Deacon, is approached by an angeland is told to go and preach to The Ethiopian Eunuch, Queen