Chapter

 1   2|        about men, but even about angels, we believe~many things
 2   8|        first in the case ~of the angels and, afterward, that of
 3   8|          evils that both men and angels have in common, for whose
 4   8| sufferings (along with the rebel angels, their corruptors and possessors
 5   8|    having~joined causes with the angels who had sinned, it was paying
 6   8|        vitality even in the evil angels, for were _this_ sustenance
 7   8|     there is none for the wicked angels, would it not have~been
 8   9|        Replacement of the Fallen Angels By Elect Men (28-30); The
 9   9|            28. While some of the angels deserted God in impious
10   9|          remaining number of the angels~persevered in eternal bliss
11   9|          God. For these faithful angels were not descended~from
12   9|      prostrated, the rest of the angels stood fast in pious obedience~
13   9|       the whole~multitude of the angels had not perished in this
14   9|       they shall be equal to the angels of God.~45~Thus the heavenly
15  15|       part, composed~of the holy angels, remains in blessedness,
16  15|       did not spare ~the sinning angels" - as the apostle Peter
17  15|          there in rank among the angels, so that while all are called
18  15|     called by the general title "angels" - as we~read in the Epistle
19  15|    Hebrews, "But to which of the angels said he at any time, 'Sit
20  15|   clearly signifies that all are angels without exception - yet~
21  15|       verse, "Praise him all his angels; praise him, all his powers,"~120
22  15|         as, "Praise him, all his angels; praise him, all his archangels"?
23  15|      kind of bodies in which the angels appeared to men, so~that
24  15|       modes of presentation, the angels seem to indicate that they
25  15|          the patriarchs~wash the angels' feet?~124 How, also, did
26  16|        the character of the good angels, even if~then we believe
27  16|          is composed of the holy angels and powers of~God will become
28  16|       Christ did not die for the~angels. But still, what was done
29  16|       from evil was done for the angels also, because by it the
30  16|          sin between men and~the angels is removed and friendship
31  16|          62. Of course, the holy angels, taught by God - in the
32  16|      have become "equal to God's angels,"~130 then, even as they
33  16|        understanding of the holy angels should be excepted. ~Only
34  17|                          64. The angels are in concord with us even
35  23|  together with the devil and his angels. Whether these~men will
36  24|        that while the reprobated angels and men go on in their eternal~
37  26|       strong the wills either of angels or of men, whether good
38  29|         the bad - both including angels and men. In the one group,