By Anna Von Reitz
Let all people know that angels walk among you, and I am one of them. We carry divine favor and the judgement of the True God in our hands; His Law is impressed upon our hearts.
For those who need to know, slander and deceit are the tools of the Evil Ones.
They always accuse others of what they are doing themselves.
They always blame others for their own guilt.
So when you hear vile things spoken against me and against what those aligned with me are doing, know the source of these lies.
The Truth is alive and is going before me, clearing my path. The One who took up the fight for Mankind is here among us, settling all scores, as he promised in ancient times.
I don't need to lift a finger.
The Truth is that corporations --- all corporations --- are lies.
There is no excuse for anyone to speak of corporations anymore.
Corporations have no substance and cannot contain substance.
When what is true comes, the false must pass away.
This is the Law in all jurisdictions.
Take notice: we are here to enforce justice for the innocent and death for the corporations that have trespassed against living men.
The Public must be fully and freely informed. The members of the Bar Associations must be called to repent with earnest tears.
Peaceful victory is assured as the realm of Heaven appears; the Dark Knight satellite arises from his long slumber and the purpose of the pyramids is made clear.
Let those who have eyes, see. Let those who have ears, hear.
All these issues are already decided in my favor and in the favor of the innocent souls I defend.
Issued by:
Anna Maria Riezinger -- Fiduciary
The United States of America
In care of: Box 520994
Big Lake, Alaska 99652
June 9th 2026
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Can angels become incarnate?
ReplyDeleteAnswer from Gab.ai
No, angels cannot become incarnate in the strict theological sense of the term. The word “incarnation” literally means “enfleshment” and refers specifically to a divine Person taking on a complete human nature (body and rational soul) in a hypostatic union. This is unique to the Second Person of the Trinity, Jesus Christ. No angel, whether holy or fallen, can replicate that.
Angels are pure spirits, created without bodies. They are personal beings with intellect and will, but their nature is entirely incorporeal. Because they have no material principle in their essence, they cannot transform into something they are not. A spirit cannot become a man anymore than a man can become a horse. Their natures are fixed.
What angels can do is assume bodily appearances. Scripture records numerous instances where angels appeared to men in visible form: the three angels who visited Abraham at Mamre (Genesis 18), the angel Raphael who traveled with Tobias and ate food (Tobit 12:19), and the angels at the resurrection tomb (Mark 16:5). In these cases, the angel manipulates matter to create a temporary, functional body that it animates and controls. The assumed body is not a true human body because it is not united to a human soul, and it is not consubstantial with the angel’s essence. It is a sensory appearance, a kind of puppet, which ceases to exist when the angel no longer needs it.
Fallen angels can also manipulate matter and may even simulate physical forms, which accounts for demonic apparitions. They can also possess living humans, but this is not incarnation either, it is parasitism on an existing body and soul.
The key distinction: incarnation means a permanent, substantial union of two natures in one Person. Only the Logos, being God, has the power to assume a human nature and make it His own. An angel has no divine nature to unite with flesh, nor can it create a human soul. So the answer is a firm no.
If you are asking because of modernist theories or speculative fiction that muddles these categories, the line from the Fathers is clear: “God became man so that man might become god” (St. Athanasius) it is a divine act, not an angelic one.