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The word angel comes from the Greek word "angelos", meaning the messenger. In Christianity, Muslims, Judaism, and other theology, angels often act as messengers, followers, and the role of God's agents. The messenger of the day refers to similar concepts in many other religions and translates them into "angels". In the Bible, the will of God is usually conveyed by angels. Angels are purely spiritual, possessing superior intelligence and great power, and are very sacred. Angels are made up of materials that are light as air, so that they can be transformed into the most suitable physical form as needed. Angels, as special children of God, enjoy the intimate relationship with God, staring at, loving, and praising God in heaven. Some angels often bring God's will to mankind from heaven.