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De Moor IX:30: The Order and Abode of Evil Angels
[A fundraising update: While we give thanks to God for the progress and provision made, we have stalled out at about 30% of the way to our fundraising goal. We could use your help. If you are being blessed by the translation work, please consider supporting the work and speeding it on its way. Click here to watch a brief video on the project.] Finally, in this number Scripture depicts Order, etc. But whether it proceeds from the first Incitement to Fall, or from another sou
Dr. Dilday
45 minutes ago2 min read


De Moor IX:29: The Number of Evil Angels
[A fundraising update: While we give thanks to God for the progress and provision made, we have stalled out at about 30% of the way to our fundraising goal. We could use your help. If you are being blessed by the translation work, please consider supporting the work and speeding it on its way. Click here to watch a brief video on the project.] The Number of these Evil Angels is exceedingly Large, which is evident, 1. from the mention of the Kingdom of Satan, to which many s
Dr. Dilday
4 days ago5 min read


De Moor IX:28: The Unwilling Submission of the Evil Angels to the Divine Will
In all things they are obliged to Yield to the divine; not only in the Profession of the Glory of God, as often as He extracts it, Mark 1:24; Luke 8:28, or in Terminating their Wickedness, when He commands it, Mark 1:25-27; but also as well, after the likeness of Lictors, in Binding the Impious through hardening, and Tormenting them in various ways, 2 Timothy 2:25, 26; Matthew 8:30-32; 27:3-5, in comparison with John 17:12; and also in Afflicting the Pious themselves for the
Dr. Dilday
Jul 28 min read


De Moor IX:27: The Irreparable State of Evil Angels
From what has already been said it immediately arises, that the State of the Evil Angels is Irreparable, on account of the eternal Punishment determined for them; since to them the Mediator has also been denied, Hebrews 2:16. If we ask the reason, why God took pity on many Fallen Men, but not on Fallen Angels? This is not to be sought, α. with the Thomists from a certain Inflexibility of Nature; see THOMAS AQUINAS, Summæ, part I, question LXIV, article II, page 120a. No c
Dr. Dilday
Jun 204 min read
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