#holytrinity

This Hazbin Hotel collage is of Abel, Emily and St. Peter, one of my favourite angel trios and groups from the Hellaverse. I'm hoping that we'll see more of the three together in season 3, along side Pentious and possibly Molly joining their group.

"We acknowledge the Trinity, holy and perfect, to consist of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit." - #SaintAthanasiustheGreat #HolyTrinity 

Hi! 👋😊

Thanks for the request!

Abel is a stunningly beautiful chubby boy. 🥰

Drabble: Our Beautiful Abel

A certain blonde angel with beautiful golden wings and a heart as pure as freshly fallen snow was standing in front of a mirror, while he was shirtless. Abel felt incredible insecure after someone bodyshamed him. „I’m so ugly…“ Abel whispered.

„My Love, what are you talking about? You are stunningly beautiful!“ Pentious said as he placed a tender kiss on Abel’s soft lips before gently tracing the kindhearted boy’s bare chest with his fingers. The snake was deeply in love with Abel.

“Abel, you are perfect. Just the way you are! Your big body is perfect for big cuddles, keeping us warm, and most importantly, holding your big heart!“ Emily said as she put gently her hand on Abel’s cheek.

„We love everything about you, Abel! There is not a thing we would change!“ Peter chimed in as he kissed Abel’s forehead. Abel’s significant others pulled the love of their lives into a tight embrace. „I love you three too!“ Abel said.

At the Hazbin Hotel, Adam sensed that his darling son did have a bad day. But the Winner-turned-Sinner also sensed that everything turned out to be alright for his Sunshine.

Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves. By their fruit you will recognize them. 

Matthew 7:15-16

"Yes, my brothers, a Christian with a false piety, with a merely outward and artificial virtue, will—no matter how hard he tries to disguise himself—sooner or later reveal the true movements of his heart, whether in his words or in his deeds. No, my brothers, nothing is more widespread than these ‘apparent’ virtues, this hypocrisy. [...] At the Last Judgment, we will see that the majority of Christians had only a religion of convenience, that is, a religion of personal preference, and that very few, in what they did, truly sought God alone.

I say that an action must fulfill three conditions in order to be pleasing to God: first, it must be interior and complete; second, it must be humble and not self-serving; third, it must be persevering and enduring. If in all you do, you find these three conditions, then you may be certain: you are working for Heaven."