A Treatise of Dogmatic Theology
A Treatise of Dogmatic Theology
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The lines §. 20.) of Mcnandcr indiciite a widely ex- Digitized byLjOOQlC OF THE HOLY ANGELS. 189 than to the all-sufficient God above all, through our Saviour the Son of God, Who is Word and Wisdom and Truth, and as many other things as the Scriptures of the Prophets of God and of the Apostles of Jesus say concerning Him. But for the holy Angels of God to be propitious to us and that they should do everything for us, our disposition towards God is sufficient, copying as far as human nature may ...their purpose of imitating God."*' And again; "We praise and bless them that have been entrusted by God with what is useful to our race : we do not however assign to them the honour due to God ; for neither doth God will this, nor do they themselves who are entrusted with these things." ^ S. Ambrose is the first Christian writer, whom I find dis- tinctly recommending the invocation of Angels." « Adv. CeLsam, Lib. v. p. 239. nobis, qui nobis ad pnesidium dati *■ Ibid. Lib. viii. p. 428. See also sunt ; Martyres obsecrandi, etc." Origen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lines §. 20.) of Mcnandcr indiciite a widely ex- Digitized byLjOOQlC OF THE HOLY ANGELS. 189 than to the all-sufficient God above all, through our Saviour the Son of God, Who is Word and Wisdom and Truth, and as many other things as the Scriptures of the Prophets of God and of the Apostles of Jesus say concerning Him. But for the holy Angels of God to be propitious to us and that they should do everything for us, our disposition towards God is sufficient, copying as far as human nature may ...their purpose of imitating God."*' And again; "We praise and bless them that have been entrusted by God with what is useful to our race : we do not however assign to them the honour due to God ; for neither doth God will this, nor do they themselves who are entrusted with these things." ^ S. Ambrose is the first Christian writer, whom I find dis- tinctly recommending the invocation of Angels." « Adv. CeLsam, Lib. v. p. 239. nobis, qui nobis ad pnesidium dati *■ Ibid. Lib. viii. p. 428. See also sunt ; Martyres obsecrandi, etc." Origen.
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