Why the Vatican Feared Angels More Than The Devil | History For Sleep

Описание: What if the Vatican’s greatest fear wasn’t the Devil… but the angels themselves?

In this episode of History For Sleep, we explore the hidden side of divine beings — the angels who defied orders, delivered forbidden knowledge, and left behind a trail of erased scriptures and silenced voices. These were not the soft-winged messengers of modern faith, but powerful entities the Church could not control.

Why were certain angels stripped from the records? Why did ancient councils argue over their names? And what truths lie buried beneath the Vatican’s archives?

Let this calm, cinematic journey guide you through the forgotten corridors of theology, myth, and power. Ideal for sleep, relaxation, or late-night reflection.

🕯️ Dim the lights. Close your eyes. And listen to the history they tried to make you forget.

SOURCES:

• The Holy Bible – Ezekiel 1–10; Daniel 7–10; Genesis 6 & 22; Numbers 22; Isaiah 6; Luke 1–2; Acts 12; 2 Corinthians 11:14; Jude 1:14–15

• The Book of Enoch (1 Enoch) – R. H. Charles; George W. E. Nickelsburg; James H. Charlesworth
(Ethiopian Orthodox canon; Watchers, Nephilim, forbidden knowledge)

• Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite – The Celestial Hierarchy
Nine orders of angels (Seraphim to Angels)

• Athanasius – Life of St. Anthony
Early Christian warnings about deceptive visions

• Teresa of Ávila – The Interior Castle
Discernment of spiritual visions

• Nag Hammadi Library (1945)
Gnostic texts: Gospel of Thomas, Philip, Apocryphon of John

• Council of Laodicea (4th century)
Canon prohibiting worship of angels

• Vatican – Directory on Popular Piety and the Liturgy
Official guidance on angels and permitted names

• The Message of Fatima (Vatican, 2000)
Angelic apparitions and the Third Secret

• Vatican Observatory / Vatican Advanced Technology Telescope
Official Vatican astronomical research

• Giordano Bruno (1600)
Execution for heretical cosmology

• Joan of Arc – Trial Records
Angelic voices and visions

• John Dee & the Enochian Language
16th-century angelic communications