What is a myriad of angels?

A○ This refers to a very great or indefinitely great number of persons. The Angels serving in just our local system of 10,000 worlds are an “innumerable host of angels.” Hence the reference to the descriptive word Myriad in describing these vast armies of heaven. read more

A This refers to a very great or indefinitely great number of persons. The Angels serving in just our local system of 10,000 worlds are an “innumerable host of angels.” Hence the reference to the descriptive word Myriad in describing these vast armies of heaven. read more

BDAG says μυριάς can mean,"a group/collective of 10,000, myriad," but it can also mean,"a very large number, not precisely defined, pl. myriads. It is this second meaning that is most interesting. read more

10,000 is a myriad. So, when you read"myriad of myriads" that is 10,000 times 10,000 or 100,000,000. In Hebrew, numbers above ten are a combination of words, such as 12 (two and ten) (Ge 14:4), except that 20 is the plural of ten; 30 a plural word derived from three; 40 a plural word derived from four, and so on. read more