OLD TESTAMENT (39 Books)
1. Genesis
Cherubim guard Eden; the Angel of the LORD appears to Hagar and Abraham; angelic visitors meet Lot; the serpent (Satan) tempts Eve.
2. Exodus
The Angel of the LORD leads Israel; destroying angel strikes Egypt; God speaks from fire, cloud, glory.
3. Leviticus
Cherubim appear on the Ark; no active angelic encounters recorded.
4. Numbers
Angel blocks Balaam’s donkey; plague-stopping atonement; fiery serpents sent in judgment.
5. Deuteronomy
No new angelic appearances; Moses recalls angelic guidance previously.
6. Joshua
Commander of the LORD’s army appears; supernatural intervention at Jericho.
7. Judges
Angel of the LORD calls Gideon; appears to Samson’s parents; supernatural deliverances.
8. Ruth
No angels; providential guidance (implied divine oversight).
9. 1 Samuel
Angelic guidance implied; tormenting spirit afflicts Saul.
10. 2 Samuel
Angel brings plague then stops at David’s repentance.
11. 1 Kings
Angels minister to Elijah; God sends heavenly host; demonic deception in Ahab’s court.
12. 2 Kings
Elisha sees chariots of fire; angels strike Assyrian army; demonic influence implied in idolatry.
13. 1 Chronicles
The angel with drawn sword over Jerusalem appears.
14. 2 Chronicles
Heavenly armies defend Jehoshaphat; angel strikes Assyrians (parallel Kings).
15. Ezra
No angels directly; divine providence moves kings’ hearts.
16. Nehemiah
No angels appear, but spiritual opposition is implied.
17. Esther
No angels; providence acting invisibly.
18. Job
Heavenly council scenes; Satan challenges Job; angels (“sons of God”) worship.
19. Psalms
Angels worship, protect, fight; cherubim imagery; spiritual warfare language.
20. Proverbs
Angelic references are indirect (fear of the LORD guards life).
21. Ecclesiastes
References to the angel of God but no appearances.
22. Song of Solomon
No supernatural beings.
23. Isaiah
Seraphim appear in temple vision; the Angel of the LORD; prophetic visions of heavenly hosts; Satan’s fall imagery (Is 14).
24. Jeremiah
Angelic beings implied in visions; demonic deception addressed.
25. Lamentations
No angels; grief over judgment.
26. Ezekiel
Cherubim in visions; wheels within wheels; angelic guides; resurrection vision of dry bones.
27. Daniel
Gabriel & Michael named; angel shuts lions’ mouths; heavenly warfare; beasts represent demonic empires.
Minor Prophets (28–39)
28. Hosea
Spiritual adultery implies demonic deception; no angels appear.
29. Joel
Locust army compared to supernatural host; Spirit outpouring; apocalyptic signs.
30. Amos
Visions include angelic or supernatural judgment imagery.
31. Obadiah
Judgment executed by God’s heavenly armies.
32. Jonah
Storm and fish are supernatural agents; Nineveh’s repentance spiritual.
33. Micah
Heavenly court imagery; prophecy of the divine Shepherd.
34. Nahum
Angelic judgment implied in Nineveh’s fall.
35. Habakkuk
Theophany in chapter 3; divine warrior imagery.
36. Zephaniah
The Day of the LORD involves heavenly hosts.
37. Haggai
Angel of the LORD implied in “the LORD of Hosts.”
38. Zechariah
One of the most angelic books — angelic interpreters, Satan accusing Joshua, visions of horsemen, flying scrolls.
39. Malachi
Messenger (angelos) prophecy; demonic corruption referenced.