Connection between cherubims and the octopus?

[Space_Karen]

For those who have seen illustrations made of seraphim based on biblical accounts of their appearance.

They have multiple wings.

In a way that could be similar to an octopus having multiple arms.

Their anatomy being somewhat similar. Could there be a biological connection between the two?

 

[marks]

For those who have seen illustrations made of seraphim based on biblical accounts of their appearance.

They have multiple wings.

In a way that could be similar to an octopus having multiple arms.

Their anatomy being somewhat similar. Could there be a biological connection between the two?

While I love octopi, how they communicate, how they decorate their homes, much to love about these gushy little creatures, but,

1 Corinthians 15:39-40 KJV
39) All flesh is not the same flesh: but there is one kind of flesh of men, another flesh of beasts, another of fishes, and another of birds.
40) There are also celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial: but the glory of the celestial is one, and the glory of the terrestrial is another.

It seems to me they are not biologically related, being of different kinds of flesh.

Much love!

 

[Bob Estey]

For those who have seen illustrations made of seraphim based on biblical accounts of their appearance.

They have multiple wings.

In a way that could be similar to an octopus having multiple arms.

Their anatomy being somewhat similar. Could there be a biological connection between the two?

Wings serve a different function than arms.

 

[Space_Karen]

Wings serve a different function than arms.

Dogs and cats both have 4 legs and are classified as warm blooded, vertebrates and mammals.

Seraphim and octopus each have multiple legs and a similar anatomy from an exterior perspective.

Which might mean they share some of the same traits, the way that dogs and cats do.

The octopus is known for having exceptionally high intelligence given its physical characteristics. We may never see an octopus reach the potential of its intelligence as its lifespan is only 5 years at most.

For those familiar with H.P. Lovecraft. Have you ever wondered why an octopus was selected to be the evil boss in the fictional story? Could it be due to some of the reasons I mentioned above, that an octopus might be considered an evil version of a seraphim or angel?

A decent discussion might be made on this topic.


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Updated original post with pictures to better illustrate the attempt @ a point.