I assume that the question is: Who is the messenger of the Gods?
Hermes in Greek and Mercury in Roman.
Mercury was the Roman god of Messengers and Travelers. so he probably was the gods messenger.
The Spanish had weapons similar to those which the gods had. The appearance of the Europeans was similar to some descriptions of the gods. One of their gods was light-skinned with a beard who was supposed to return from the east on a boat. If they were not gods themselves, they may have been messengers from the gods.
The word angel comes from the Greek word angelo = I announce. Angels were simply messengers, and in a pre-aerial and mechanical era, had to be invented to carry messages from the gods, and to do this, they had to be given wings. The Egyptian gods resided in their temples, and didn't need messengers, as people visited them in the local temple. The creators of the monotheistic religions Judaism, Christianity and Islam, postulated remote gods who were not nearby and could not be visited, and had to invent angels to pass messages. Over time, these simple messengers have been upgraded to something more, though just what is unclear, as the different religions have invested them with different characteristics. Even today, with our modern communications, people still believe in their god needing flying messengers.
I suppose that depends on what you consider a monster. He does have reign over all souls demi-gods, and beings within the Underworld. And daemons (not demons) are messengers between the Gods and mortals, as a God I am sure he can control them to some degree.
No. Cats were considered sacred as The Ancient Egytpians believed they were messengers of the cat goddess Bastet.AnswerNo, cats were treated like gods in ancient Egypt the worshipped them.
Mercury
National Geographic Explorer - 1985 Messengers of the Gods 2-3 was released on: USA: 2 February 1986
Mercury was the Roman god of Messengers and Travelers. so he probably was the gods messenger.
Iris and Hermes were both immortal messengers.
Oracles messengers from gods sometimes masonary brick layers
The Spanish had weapons similar to those which the gods had. The appearance of the Europeans was similar to some descriptions of the gods. One of their gods was light-skinned with a beard who was supposed to return from the east on a boat. If they were not gods themselves, they may have been messengers from the gods.
Deer are considered the messengers of the Gods in Shintoism. Although that does not exactly answer your question, it is related.
Priests as intermediaries, and winged messengers in the absence of today's electronic communications. (however many people today for some strange reason still prefer winged messengers).
Angels were gods messengers, and they told the word of the birth of Jesus to humble shepards.
Technicly u are to call him God and the branch is angel in greek means God messenger.
The word angel comes from the Greek word angelo = I announce. Angels were simply messengers, and in a pre-aerial and mechanical era, had to be invented to carry messages from the gods, and to do this, they had to be given wings. The Egyptian gods resided in their temples, and didn't need messengers, as people visited them in the local temple. The creators of the monotheistic religions Judaism, Christianity and Islam, postulated remote gods who were not nearby and could not be visited, and had to invent angels to pass messages. Over time, these simple messengers have been upgraded to something more, though just what is unclear, as the different religions have invested them with different characteristics. Even today, with our modern communications, people still believe in their god needing flying messengers.
Mercury is the Roman god of commerce, travel, and communication. He is also considered the messenger of the gods and the protector of financial gain.