Masculine pronouns are always used to refer to the angels. The only two angels who are named in Scripture, Michael and Gabriel, have masculine names. In addition, we never find angels appearing in a female form. We do not find any evidence in Scripture that God continues to renew His supply of angels. Since the angels existed prior to the creation of man, it would seem clear that angels are not simply glorified men who once lived on earth.
Angels are very swift.
An angel appeared in the center of a white-hot furnace to protect Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. The angels are passionately interested in man s salvation. Therefore, angels do have emotions, feelings, desires, and are not stoic beings. Angels are dignified, they don t ramble at the mouth or speak on their own authority, rather, they leave room for the wrath of God. Though it may be necessary to tell others that their conduct is hypocritical, deceitful, or destructive, it must never be done from a malicious motive on our part.