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1. Angels Holy, Angels of Light | 2. Rolling Away the Stone |. 3. Appearance of the Angel | 4. The Angel of Sleep and the Angel of Death | 5. To the Realms of Endless Day | 6. Soothing Troubled Hearts | 7. Serving the Savior | 8. The Legend of St Catherine | 9. Angels Sexless | 10. Gathering the Elect | 11. The Knowledge of Angels | 12. Perpetual Youth | 13. The Apparition of the Angel | 14. Thy Prayer is Heard | 15. The Joyous Message | 16. The Sign of Angelic Ministry | 17. Gabriel, the Messenger of God | 18. They Serve on Earth and Sing in Heaven | 19. Embassador Extraordinary | 20. Gabriel's Symbol, the Lily | 21. The Visit to Mary | 22. A Comforting Assurance | 23. Sweetest Name in Seraph Song | 24. Guardian of Celestial Treasury | 25. Angels Pictured by Artists | 26. Angels in Sculpture | 27. The Archangel Gabriel | 28. The Mystic Rose | 29. The Prince of Peace | 30. Good Tidings of Geat Joy | 31. Gloria in Excelsis

TO THE REALMS OF ENDLESS DAY.
July 5.
And the angel answered and said unto the women : Fear not ye, for I know that ye seek Jesus which was crucified.—Matthew 28:5.
THAT angels have possessed power over matter and rendered material substances subservient to their ends, is manifest from Scripture; and there is no evidence whatever that any special energy was imparted to them by God on those occasions, or that He extended His omnipotence when some words were uttered, or signs were given by them. For instance, we are not to suppose when the angel rolled away the huge stone from the door of the sepulcher on the morning of the Savior's resurrection, that the Divine Being exerted the energy requisite, and that the action was really done by Him, though it appeared to be performed by the heavenly messenger. The narrative in this, and in similar instances, leads to the conclusion that the actions were performed by these Celestial spirits themselves. -W. Scott.
At that wondrous Easter dawn, Angels rolled the stone away, And our Lord from death arose, To the realms of endless day. Heavenly choirs burst forth in praise, All the earth with gladness rang; Thus unto the waiting world Was the Easter sons: they sang. —Wm. H. Gardiner.
Around the bloody tree they press, The wondrous sight to see. The Lord of life expire. And when arrayed in light He left His dark abode They haste in rapturous flight Up to the throne of God; They waved around their golden wings. And struck their harps of sweetest strings. —Anonymous. |