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"The heavens declare the glory of God." 1 The heavens are taken in various meanings, both those defined by space and revolution, and those by covenant,--the immediate operation of the first-created angels. For the covenants caused a more especial appearance of angels,--that 2 in the case of Adam, that in the case of Noah, that in the case of Abraham, that in the case of Moses. For, moved by the Lord, the first-created angels exercised their influence on the angels attached to the prophets, considering the covenants the glory of God. Furthermore, the things done on earth by angels were done by the first-created angels to the glory of God.


  1. Ps. xix. 1. [Here follow notes on successive verses, some not unworthy of an orthodox Father.] ↩

  2. i.e., the covenant. ↩

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