CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 11(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2)

CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 11(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2)

CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 11(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER 1((8)(O)(5)(4)(1)(0)(5)(0)(4)(0) HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2) LIVE PERSON PHONE NUMBER 1(8)(O)(5)(3)(0)(1)(7)(0)(0)(2)

According to Rabbinic Judaism, the angels have no bodies, but are eternally living creatures created out of fire. The Babylonian Talmud reads as "The Torah was not given to ministering angels." (לא נתנה תורה למלאכי השרת) usually understood as a concession to human's imperfection, in contrast to the angels.[24] Thus, they occasionally appear in Midrashim as competition with humans.[25] The angels as heavenly beings, strictly following the laws of God, become jealous of God's affection for man. Humans, by following the Torah, in prayer, by resisting evil instincts (yetzer hara) and by teshuva, are preferred to the flawless angels. As a result, they are also inferior to humans in the Jewish tradition. In the Midrash, the plural of El (Elohim) used in Genesis in relation to the creation of human beings is explained by the presence of angels

According to Rabbinic Judaism, the angels have no bodies, but are eternally living creatures created out of fire. The Babylonian Talmud reads as "The Torah was not given to ministering angels." (לא נתנה תורה למלאכי השרת) usually understood as a concession to human's imperfection, in contrast to the angels.[24] Thus, they occasionally appear in Midrashim as competition with humans.[25] The angels as heavenly beings, strictly following the laws of God, become jealous of God's affection for man. Humans, by following the Torah, in prayer, by resisting evil instincts (yetzer hara) and by teshuva, are preferred to the flawless angels. As a result, they are also inferior to humans in the Jewish tradition. In the Midrash, the plural of El (Elohim) used in Genesis in relation to the creation of human beings is explained by the presence of angels