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 1      I, 7     |        be divine, as neither are angels nor men, the Creator's handwork.
 2     II, 8     |         LIBERTY, SUPERIOR TO THE ANGELS. OVERCOMES EVEN THE ANGEL
 3     II, 8     |         material spirit of which angels were made. Who maketh, says
 4     II, 8     |         Who maketh, says he, His angels spirits, and His ministers
 5     II, 8     |    dominion, and inferior to the angels, to whom He assigned no
 6     II, 9     |          of the two, to whom the angels are ministers, who is destined
 7     II, 9     |      destined to be the judge of angels, if he shall stand fast
 8     II, 10    |       those spirtual beings, the angels then it will follow that
 9     II, 10    |        him as the highest of the angels, the archangel, the wisest
10     II, 10    |           where God had made the angels in a shape which resembled
11     II, 18    |     appetite which, while eating angels' food, craved after the
12     II, 27    |          a little lower than the angels, as is written in David.
13    III, 7     |          a little lower than the angels;" declaring Himself to be "
14    III, 7     |          a little lower than the angels, "will crown Him with glory
15    III, 9     |    DERIVED FROM THE CASES OF THE ANGELS, AND THE PRE-INCARNATE MANIFESTATIONS
16    III, 9     |        the case of the Creator's angels, as if they held intercourse
17    III, 9     |     conceded to you, that in the angels there was only a putative
18    III, 9     |         equally able to apply to angels too a flesh of any material
19    III, 9     |         other the true nature of angels (for he says, "They shall
20    III, 9     |           They shall be like the angels"), why should not my God
21    III, 9     |       God also have fitted on to angels the true substance of men,
22    III, 9     |   maintain that the flesh in the angels ought to have been born
23    III, 9     |          Himself appear with the angels to Abraham in the verity
24    III, 9     |     greater was the propriety in angels, who never received a dispensation
25    III, 9     |          the Creator "maketh His angels spirits, and His ministers
26    III, 9     |       will one day form men into angels, who once formed angels
27    III, 9     |          angels, who once formed angels into men.~
28    III, 11    |          for it by the Creator's angels when they conversed in flesh
29    III, 24    |     moment into the substance of angels, even by the investiture
30    III, 24    |         reaching to heaven, with angels ascending and descending
31     IV, 21    |          a little lower than the angels," "a worm and no man, a
32     IV, 26    |        or of Him "who maketh His angels spirits," and whose Spirit
33     IV, 26    |          day by day the bread of angels? Who shall forgive me my
34     IV, 38    |         they become equal to the angels, being made the children
35     IV, 39    |      they marry, but be like the angels." It is about the same advent
36     IV, 43conc|      WOMEN AT THE SEPULCHRE. THE ANGELS AT THE RESURRECTION. THE
37     IV, 43conc|         prophecy of Isaiah. "Two angels however, appeared there."
38     IV, 43conc|          from this vision of the angels, were foreseen by Isaiah,
39     IV, 43conc|       same thing was said by the angels to the women: "Remember
40      V, 6     |      plans, much less the fallen angels and the leader of transgression
41      V, 7     | spectacle unto the world, and to angels, and to men." For if by
42      V, 7     |        the world," i.e. "both to angels," who minister therein, "
43      V, 8     |         her head, because of the angels?" If it is because "she
44      V, 8     |         He adds: "Because of the angels." What angels? In other
45      V, 8     |     Because of the angels." What angels? In other words, whose angels?
46      V, 8     |    angels? In other words, whose angels? If he means the fallen
47      V, 8     |           If he means the fallen angels of the Creator, there is
48      V, 8     |         beauty. If, however, the angels of the rival god are referred
49      V, 8     |            to say nothing of his angels,) have any desire for women.
50      V, 10    |         For we shall be like the angels." This will be the perfect
51      V, 16    |      coming from heaven with the angels of His might and in flaming
52      V, 18    |         in heavenly places, when angels were entrapped into sin
53      V, 19    |     heaven or on earth," whether angels or men? which is not made
54      V, 19    |     those who alleged visions of angels as their authority for saying
55      V, 19    |      suggestion of superstitious angels that he had enacted his