Breakdown:
- Pre-Human Species:
- Long before the creation of Adam and Eve, the first human beings according to religious texts, there were already multiple species that existed on Earth.
- Among these creations were the angels, a species created by God with a distinct role and nature compared to humans.
- The Nature of Angels:
- Angels are described as beings created from some form of light, possibly correlating to sightings of orbs or ethereal forms that some associate with the angelic realm.
- Unlike humans, angels have no free will. They can only follow God’s commands and are incapable of disobeying or committing wrongs.
- Angels exist in both the divine realm and our world, occasionally interacting with humanity, although their purpose is always aligned with God’s will.
- The Jinn:
- Another significant creation is the Jinn, also known in Arabic and Hebrew traditions. The English term “genie” is derived from this concept, often depicted in folklore as granting wishes.
- However, the Jinn are more complex beings with free will, unlike angels. They can do both good and evil, and in certain stories, humans are said to make deals with them—granting wishes in exchange for great personal cost, often interpreted as “selling one’s soul.”
- Angels vs. Jinn:
- While angels are bound by divine commands and incapable of wrongdoing, Jinn have free will, making them capable of choosing both good and evil paths.
- The duality of their nature has led to myths and legends about their powers and interactions with humans, often linked to dark deals and forbidden knowledge.
- Angels and Jinn in Our World:
- Both angels and Jinn are believed to exist in parallel dimensions that intersect with our world. While angels may be seen as messengers or protectors, Jinn have a more complex role and can even interact with humans in ways that may test or challenge them.
- Conclusion:
- Before humans walked the Earth, the creations of angels and Jinn were already established. Angels, bound by God’s will, remain a constant force of good, while Jinn, with their free will, exist in a more ambiguous moral space.
- These ancient beings continue to exist in spiritual and mythological traditions, offering insight into the unseen realms that predate human existence.
This breakdown explores the ancient spiritual beings of angels and Jinn, their differences, and their roles in the world before and beyond humanity, focusing on their unique nature and interactions with the human realm.