Book,  Chap.

 1   2,   2|        made heaven, earth, the angels, air, and water. D. Prove
 2   2,   2|       water. D. Prove that the angels, and water, and air were
 3   2,   2|        who makes the winds his angels" (Ps 103[104]:4), and, "
 4   2,   2|        Praise him, all you his angels" (Ps 148:2), and, "Let the
 5   2,   2|  Scripture demonstrates in the angels, inasmuch as in praises
 6   2,   2|    sake of themselves, such as angels and human beings. But the
 7   2,   2|     sake of the aforementioned angels or human beings. But the
 8   2,   2|        beyond human beings and angels, were not other creatures
 9   2,   2|      not to themselves, but to angels or humans, for whom they
10   2,   2|    creatures, such as souls or angels. ~[12] D. How is God said
11   2,   4| sometimes even the services of angels, and the other similar things.
12   2,   4|    done through the service of angels is a separate and difficult
13   2,   5|       done by God in behalf of angels and humans, or by angels
14   2,   5|       angels and humans, or by angels for the sake of themselves
15   2,   5|       done by God in behalf of angels and human beings? M. Through
16   2,   7|    manner of the law, instruct angels and human beings; to be
17   2,   7|      and strengthened even the angels, although it should be thought
18   2,   7|      it should be thought that angels are taught in one way, humans
19   2,   7|    tree; sometimes through the angels, as the Apostle declares, "
20   2,   7|        word spoken through the angels proved to be valid" (Heb
21   2,   9|     How does the government of angels for the sake of themselves
22   2,   9|      to be ranks and orders of angels, and running about for the
23   2,  17|      down of the devil and his angels and the promise of their
24   2,  17|       about God that even "the angels when they sinned he did
25   2,  24|      of man will come with his angels in the glory of his Father,