Mortals Who Cannot Save

Mortals who cannot save, mortals who are not perfect, mortals are made in the image of God but are not God. Mortals who die do not become God. Mortals who are trying to save the world with social justice pursuits are like angels, but are not real angels. There were angels in the Torah of divine presence who were messengers from God in the Torah, with names like Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel and had specific purposes to aid the prophets. Angels are divine beings who are not Gods but are second to God and mortals rank a little lower than the angels. Mortals do not save as well as angels because they do not possess divine powers, are not divine beings, so if they try to save, they could fail. Mortals need to imitate angels as God has declared their purposes as written in the Torah, as best as they can by trying to follow 613 Commandments, but are limited in what they are able to accomplish. Mortals are not divine. Not even the Kohaynes or Levites have powers of the divine. They are mortals too which means they do not live eternally, but have their place here on earth with the purpose of leadership in the community. This is based on lineage because DNA transfers and some DNA combinations have specific orientations. People who have the ability to save people are people who themselves have been saved. If one has not been saved, one cannot save others because they lack in their circumstances, one cannot study Torah on an empty stomach. Doctors are highly paid so they can feed themselves and not go hungry. The angels saved the world by saving the prophets, and this was all written down in the Torah and we are to emulate the angels and what God sent them down to earth to do if we are chosen to save.