Prophecy Given by Angels?

And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am thy fellow servant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.” Revelation 19:10. Considering the entire verse in its context, rather than merely the last clause, adds importance to this verse recorded but only a part. I see that John had been given a revelation of the judgment to fall on the Antichrist or final Roman “Little Horn” apostate Roman Church during the final days of the Almighty Judge’s punishment. John had seen the gathering of all the Bride and the wedding guests in heaven to enjoy the marriage supper of the Lamb. Then the Angel messenger told Prophet John, “Write, Blessed are they which are called unto the marriage supper of the Lamb.” Revelation 19:9. John was so impressed with what he saw that he fell at the feet of the Angel to worship him. But he was rebuked by the Angel. “See, thou do it not.” The angel explained why John could not worship him. The Angel was not God, but he was one of John’s fellow servants. We must understand that the angel identified himself as one of John’s fellow brethren who had the testimony of Jesus. Fellowship with angels of prophecy is the privilege of God’s remnant assembly, which has Jesus. If you have Jesus, then you have the Spirit of Prophecy. If the Assembly does not have the Spirit of Prophecy, then we don’t have Jesus. From Adam, throughout the Old Testament, Jesus is described as the Father’s “right arm or right hand.” This means that Jesus was sent by the Father to deliver the prophecies to all the Prophets. John in Revelation is just one example. These words, right arm or right hand, were not written to express that the Father and Jesus were of the same person, body, essence, or substance. This Trinity from Rome is the opposite of what I have just written.