De Moor IX:20: The Dwelling-Place of Angels
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Finally, the Ordinary Domicile of the Good Angels is the Highest Heaven, the Host of which they are, 1 Kings 22:19, where they behold the face of God, Matthew 18:10; where they stand ready to serve Him, Daniel 7:10; and whence they have the name of heavenly Angels, Matthew 24:36. From which, nevertheless, they are variously sent to serve God, Hebrews 1:14, without the diminishment of their Felicity: compare ODÉ, Commentario de Angelis, section V, chapter II, pages 685-688.



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