Adam Warlock Vs Archangel Michael

This fight really appealed to me for some reason.

I think it would be very exciting to see these two face off. Two extremely powerful beings who are very much watchers in a sense. Both of them only really appear when things are dangerous. So what happens if they were to fight?

Discuss.

-AC

im not really familiar with Michaels abilities....anyone care too indulge me?

Well they are almost the same as his brother's Lucifer's which include:

Lucifer is omnipotent, he can create his own universes on a whim, create life and create entire concepts like 'Time' from scratch.

His power is incalculable. He stood on ground zero of the demiurgic explosion, the explosion that could wipe out a multiverse, and didn't even get a tan.

The only thing he cannot do is create his own multiverse alone, he needs his brother Michael to do that.

Only his brother Michael is his equal in power, and only God is superior to both of them.

But the power Lucifer likes to use most is his brain, his devious bastardness allow him to defeat gods even when he is mortal and powerless.

Taken from here

So I say that Michael wins.

I've been thinking of a VS. match that would be good for Warlock for a while now.

THIS....is not one of them.

Michael wins. Even with the Soul Gem, Warlock is outclassed.

definitely Michael!

Michael by far.

Poor Adam haha. I thought he'd have a go.

-AC

soooooo every one knows that this thread is basically saying warlock Vs our lord and savior jesus christ, right? so i pick jesus.

call me scared of going to hell, just yet

no way, Jesus could whoop on Michael big time!

ummm helloo, micheal the Archangel and jesus are one in the same. dont you know the bible?

*not meant as an insult*

umm hello no they arent! God/Jesus/The Holy Spirit are the same. Michael is just the highest ranking Angel.

wow! you reaaallllly need to go back to sunday school

will someone tell him that the Son of God and Michael the Archangel are two different beings!

They're different people from what I know.

God

Jesus

& Michael

are all different...come on now guys...

Nope. GOD and Jesus are the same person. Jesus is 1 of 3 parts of the Holy Trinity - so they are different in that sense.

THANK YOU! finally someone knows what im talking about.

THAT's what i meant. I know that in essence they are the same person. Well..."being"...don't know if you could call something made up a person.

Scriptural evidence indicates that the name Micheal applied to god's son BEFORE he left heaven to become Jesus Christ and also AFTER his return.

micheal is the only one said to be"the archangel" meaning "chief angel" or "principal angel". The term occurs in the bible only in the singular, meaning only one. This seems to imply that there is but ONE whom god has designated cheif, or head of the angelic host.

at 1 Thessalonians 4:16 the voice of the resurrected lord Jesus Christ is described as being that of an archangel. This text depicts him as desending from heaven with"a commanding call". it is only logical, therefore, that the voice expressing this "shout" can be described by a word that would not DIMINSH or DETRACT from the great authority that christ now has as king of kings and lord of lords.

if the designation "archangel" appplied, not to jesus but to ANOTHER angel, then the reference to an archangel's voice would not be appropriate. It would imply that an angel of lesser authority would be on equal footing with the son of god.

SUNDAY SCHOOL IS NOW IN SESSION!!

Sunday school may be in session, but I wouldn't want to submit that post to my old Christianity teacher for a grade. If you wanted Jesus and Michael to be the same person, you would need to explain, for example, why the Book of Revelations consistantly refers to Jesus Christ as either "Jesus" or "Christ" or "Jesus Christ," then suddenly refers to Michael with no indication that they are the same being.

Incidently, the verse you site reads: "For the Lord himself, with a cry of command, with the archangel's call and the sound of God's trumpet, will descend from heaven..." It looks to me like Jesus is not giving an "archangel's call," but is rather being heralded by the archangel and the trumpet.