Angelology:...

Part I. Holy Angels

BY /

Rev. Thomas McCague.

'Man did eat angels' food." — Psalm Ixxviii. 25. "This is the bread which eometh down from heaven, that a man may eat thereof, and not die." — John vi. 50.

OMAHA:

Rxfus Johnson. Printer. 1892.

Copyright. 1892. by Rev. Thomas McCague.

GOOD ANGELS.

Preface

The design of this treatise is to inquire into Angelologv as taught in the Scriptures.

The primary meaning of the word Angel is "one sent" 4 'a messenger." Let this suffice to introduce the subject.

Address,

Rev. Thos. McCague,

936 N. 24th St., Omaha, Neb.

VI

ANGELOLOGY.

CONTENTS. ♦

Page

Holy Angels Script urally Considered Preface.

First. — No Account of Their Creation 9

Seco7id. — A Separate Order Doubtful 10

Third. — A Marvelous Creation Introduced 10

The New-Creation Considered. . . 11

Fourth — This Latter Creation in Harmony with the Word. ... 12

The Angel of the Lord 12

Michael 22

Gabriel 24

Other Angels^. 34

Fifth. — The Person and Work of the Lord Jesus Christ in

Angelology. In Creation. In Redemption 87

Sixth. — The Holy Spirit's Person and W 7 ork in the same. In Creation. In Redemption. Their Joint Work

Considered 94

Seventh. — This View Honors God. 1st. It gives all Glory to Him. 2d. It Restores and Establishes the New- Creation in its Place 148

Conclusion 176

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