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Hosts Angels, also known as the angelic host or heavenly host, refers to a celestial hierarchy of angels described in various religious and spiritual traditions. In Abrahamic religions, particularly Judaism and Christianity, they are often depicted as a vast multitude of divine beings who serve God, praise Him, and carry out His will. The term "host" emphasizes their immense number and their role in a divinely orchestrated cosmic army or choir.

The concept of hosts of angels appears in biblical texts, such as the Old Testament's description of God's heavenly court and the New Testament's accounts of angelic appearances during significant events like the birth of Jesus. They are sometimes seen as distinct from other angelic orders, such as seraphim and cherubim, or as an encompassing term for all heavenly beings. Their functions are diverse, including acting as messengers, guardians, and warriors of God. The reverence and awe associated with hosts of angels highlight their perceived closeness to the divine and their importance in spiritual belief systems.