When we engage in prayer and worship, it is akin to mirroring the worship of angels in Heaven—although their worship is clearer and more direct, it reveals the hidden facets of God's divine work, which we only partly comprehend. We believe that in Heaven, there are special beings called angels—messengers and protectors—who serve as His servants, carrying out His divine plans. These angels also act as agents of justice, ensuring that righteousness prevails. The stories recorded in the Bible depict angels as powerful helpers who watch over us and assist in delivering God's justice. Sometimes, humans are unable to open the "scroll"—which symbolizes God's comprehensive plan, only known fully by Him—and this can cause feelings of sadness or longing because we desire to understand His entire purpose. Nevertheless, angels remain steadfast in carrying out God's will, faithfully working alongside Him, and they serve as our helpers too. Sometimes, we marvel at how God reveals His power and majesty in marvelous ways—through shining lights, awe-inspiring sounds, or other extraordinary signs that remind us of His closeness and active presence. We hold the belief that God sends His divine fire from Heaven—an image of His Holy Spirit—to inspire us and draw us nearer to Him. The stories and images from the past help us recognize that God remains actively involved in the world, fulfilling His plans because He is sovereign over all creation. We envision God as a majestic and mighty King, whose voice echoes like beautiful music from His throne, and whose wisdom is so vast that it surpasses our understanding. His presence fills everything at all times because His eternal presence is woven into all of creation. Sometimes, when we observe events or hear things that seem to be signs of God's work, it strengthens our connection to His eternal plan and purpose. All the suffering and difficulties we witness stem from God's hand because He desires fairness and justice, especially for those who trust in Him. As we learn more about God's true nature, our understanding of His plans and His desires for us deepens. God is continuously working to support us, particularly during challenging times. When we pray, it is like sending a message to Heaven—an act that helps us see how God's grand plans are unfolding, even if we do not understand everything fully. This awareness allows us to see God's incredible beauty in all creation and to remember that He is in control of everything from His throne—His special seat of divine authority and power. The teachings found in Scripture provide us with vital encouragement and profound understanding. It is crucial for us to comprehend God's ultimate purpose and to see how He has arranged the universe according to His divine will and His perfect nature. Our acts of worship are not merely spontaneous reactions to living in a fallen world under God's sovereignty; instead, they are grounded in God's perspective, which perceives every detail with perfect clarity—even amid the brokenness and chaos of human life. Moreover, the symbolic qualities of God that believers reflect and identify with serve as representations of His true character. Even in our human imperfections, these attributes point back to His divine nature and remind us of who He truly is.