Angels, as created beings of God, hold a significant place in His administration of the creation, displaying remarkable power and authority. They excel in strength, not merely physical but intellectual, understanding and controlling natural forces such as weather, which must have astonished human witnesses. In Genesis 19, their ability to command destructive forces to obliterate a city demonstrates the awesome powers at their disposal, used as God permits. Their obedience ensures they do not misuse this power, employing it constructively under God's direction, with a measure of liberty in their actions as seen in interactions with Lot. In Psalm 103, angels are described as obedient and strong, serving as God's ministers in governing His creation. Psalm 104 further portrays them as integral to the natural world, executing God's will as His servants. Daniel 7 reveals their vast numbers and active involvement around God's throne, highlighting their strength and radiant brilliance in certain situations, often leaving humans in awe or fear upon encountering them. Revelation 5 suggests an immense population of angels, possibly around 100 million, actively engaged in God's service, not idle but purposefully employed. Despite their elevated status, glorious powers, and high placement above mankind—being able to travel between heaven and earth while humans cannot—angels remain subject to Jesus Christ, their Creator. Even as a man, He held authority over hundreds of millions of angels, and now, ascended to the right hand of God, His position is immeasurably higher than theirs.