No. This verse reveals that in heaven
you see that God has come to two distinct groups: “thousands of angels” and
“the church” or people who once lived on earth. So angels and men are two
distinct creations.
Angels are workers, soldiers, messengers, God’s assistants in the
heavenly/spiritual realm. Men are physical creatures that live on earth then
die and become resurrected, eternal beings in heaven. Both angels and men have
freewill and decide whether to have a relationship with God. Angels who decide not to follow God are
called demons. Men who decide not to
follow God are called unbelievers or the lost.
At
the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage; they will
be like the angels in heaven. Matthew
22:30
When man dies, his spirit leaves his body. While in the spiritual
state, man dwells in a place where angels exist, yet man is not an angel
fulfilling any duties of an angel.
Jesus, talking about the resurrection, said we will be "like"
angels, but not angels. People will not
marry in heaven just like angels don't marry.
We remain in a spiritual realm with other believers, waiting for
Christ to resurrect us into a physical form once again. Then, according to
Revelation, we will co-exist with angels throughout eternity in a resurrected
body, much different (and better) than that of an angel.