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 1 I        |        to innumerable hosts of angels, to the general assembly
 2 IX       |        it was ordained through angels by the hand of a mediator";198
 3 XIII     |    treasured up the manna, the Angels' bread. These things, we
 4 XVII     |  respecting those given to the Angels of God, one of whom is called
 5 XVIII    |    were guided by one of God's angels. ~13. Is there any absurdity
 6 XX       | oracles, and sometimes see the angels of God coming to visit them.
 7 XX       |   against the true God and the angels in heaven, and, having fallen
 8 XXII     |      to the different guardian angels,517in particular, the country
 9 XXII     |     people, to the one or more angels whose charge they were.
10 XXII(517)| thought that both bad and good angels might have "provinces." "
11 XXII     | according to the number of the angels of God; and the Lord's portion
12 XXII     |     with them, be delivered to angels of more or less severity,
13 XXII     |        be severally led by the angels, who give them their own
14 XXIII    |        even by the teaching of Angels who have lost their proper
15 XXIII    | writings of the heavens, which Angels and Divine powers can read
16 XXIII    |       things to be read by the Angels and ministers of God in
17 XXIII    |    choice. As regards the holy Angels, however, the ministering
18 XXIII    |      that we can dispense with Angels, the Divine Scriptures,
19 XXV      | prepared for the devil and his angels: for I was an hungred, and
20 XXVI     |      true even in the order of Angels, and of sovereign Powers,
21 Index    |       Ancestral usages, 164 f.~Angels, man's helpers, 118; their "
22 Index    |         the), a volume read by Angels and Divine Powers, 194.~