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Bubject: A Heavenly Guard-Misalon of
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(Copyright, Louis Klopsch, 180.1
Wasmisaron, D. C.—The brilliant beings
pupposed by rome to be Imaginary are by
Dr. Talmage in thissermon shown to be real
and to have much to do with our every-day
lfe.. The text is, Judges xiil,, 19, “And
the angel did wondrously."”
¥ire bulit on a rock, Manoah and his
wife bad there kindled the flames for sac-
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a guest whom they supposed to bs au man,
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their stranger guest stepped into the flame
and by one red leap ascended into the
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Two hundred and forty-eight times does
the Bible refer to the angels, yet I never
heard or read a sermon on angelology,
The whole subject is relegated to the
realm mythical, weird, spectral and un-
known. Such adjournment {s un-Seriptural
and wicked, Of their life, their character,
their habits, thelr actions, thelr velocities,
the Bible gives us full length portraits, and
why this prolonged and absolute slience
soncerning them? Angelology is my
theme,
There are two nations of angels, and
they are hostile to each other—the nation
of good angels and the nation of bad an-
gels. Of the former i
day. Their eapital, their headquarters,
their grand rendezvous, is heaven,
their empire {8 the universe,
distinet race of creatures, No human be-
{ng can ever join their confraternity, The
jittie child who fn the Sabbath
have her wish gratified, They are super.
same height.
and foferiors and equals,
for my only authority. Piato, the phlioso-
pher, guessed and divided angels
supercelestinl, celestial and rubeelastial,
Dionysius, the Areopagite, guessed and
divided them Into three
nine in all,
Fulgentius said that they were composed
of body and spirit, Clement sald
were {ueorporeal. Augustine sald
they had been in danger of falling, but
now are beyond being tempted, B
only authority on this su: ject that I re-
spect says they are divided into eherabim,
saraphim, thrones, dominations, principal.
ities, powers.
is Michael, Daulel called him
St. John called him Michael, These
supernal beings are more thoroughly or.
ganized than any army that ever marched.
They are swilter thao anv eyelone that
ever swept the sea,
than any morning that ever came
the sky. They have more to do with
destiny and mine than any beisg
universe except God. May the angel of
the New Covenant,
down
who Is the Lord Jesus
we speak of their
intelligence, their
their
while
their
rouss our soul
deathlessnoss,
ments,
Yes, deathless, They had a eradle, but
The Lord remem.
were born, ©
1
son their eve extioguaishaed
no one
or
Frans wy
ney is
aver
terminate, The oldest of them bas not a
wrinkle or a decrepitude or a hindrance,
as young after 68000 years as at the cle
their first hour. Christ said of the
die any more
the angels.” Yes,
fe ¢
for they are equal to
deathiess are these wonderful creatures of
whom I speak. will see world after
wor.d go out, but thers shall be no fading
Yea, alterthe last
world bas taken its last 0
circuit thr
They
0 OF
AS ¥RARY As 8 pigs a
They are never sick,
They need no sleep, !
they are never tired y's command
thev amote with death night 185.000
s bu ‘ tality can
them. Awake, i multipotent,
A further characteristioc of theses radiant
folk is intelligence,
and
ear and nostril and todel, but those beings
ave
A wall five feet thick
Through it they go
without disturbing flake of mortar or crys-
of sand. Koowiedge! It
They take it in at all points, They
absorb it,
bhinderment. No need of ilterature for
The dashes of their books are meteors, The
words of their books are constellations,
The paragraphs of thelr books are gaiax-
jes, The pictures of their books are sun-
rises and sansets and midnight auroras
and the Conqueror on the white horse with
the moon under his feet, Their library is
an open universe, No need of telescope to
see something millions of miles away, for
instantly they are there to inspect and ex-
fore it, All astronomies, all geologies, all
tanies, all philosophies, at their feet.
What an opportunity for intelligence is
theirs! What facilities for knowing every
thing and knowing it right away!
There is only one thing that puts them
to their wits’ end, and the Bible says they
have to study that. They have been stady-
ing it all through the ages, and yet I war-
rant they have not fully grasped it—the
wonders of redemption, These wonders
are 80 high, so deep, so grand, so stupen-
dous, so magnificent, that even the in-
teiligence of angeibiood is confounded be.
fore it. The apostle sats, “Which things
the nongels desire (0 look into.” That is a
subject that excites inquisitiveness on their
part, That is a theme that strains their
faculties to the utmost. That is higher
than they can climb, deeper than they can
dive, hey have a desire for something
too big for their comprehension, *“"Whieh
things the angels desire to look into.”
But that does not diseredit their fntelli-
gence, No one but God Himasel! ean fally
understand the wonders of redemption,
It all heaven should study it for fifty
eternities, thoy would get no further than
the A BC of that jueshaustible subject,
But nearly all other reaims of knowledge
they have ransasked and explored and
eompassed, No one but God can teil
them anything they do not know. They
bave read to the last word of the last Hue
of the last page of the last volume of in-
vestigation, and what delights me most is
that all their intelilgencs is to be at our
disposal, and, coming into their presence,
they wilitell us in five minutes more than
we can learn by 100 years of earthly sur
mising,
A further eharacteriatic of these immor
tals is thelr velocity, This the Bible puts
sometimes under the figures of wings, some.
times under the figure of a flowing gar.
ment, sometimes under the figure of naked
feet, As these supérhumans are without
bodies, thess expressions are of course fig.
urative and mean swiftness, The Bible
tells us that Danijel was ying and Gab.
riel flew from heaven and touched him be-
fore he up from bis knees, How far,
then the Angel Gabrisl have to fly in
in those moments Daniel's prayer?
Heaven ls thought to be the center of the
Jat aun and Its planets onl
igh doin dy Bun globin,
this periphery. Jesus told he could
instantly have 00,000 angels present il he
enllad for them,
What foot of antelope or wing of alba.
gravitation, which grips all things else,
has no influence upon angelic momentam,
like a fan, That they are here is po reason
why they should pot be a quintillion of
miles hence the next minute, Our hodles
hinder us, but our minds can
earth in a minute, Angelle
bodiless and have no lHmitation. God may
with his finger point down to some world
in trouble on the cutmost limits of creas
tion, and Instantly an aogelie cohort is
there to help it, or some celestial may be
standing at the farthermost outpost of im.
mensity, and God may say “Come!” and
fostantly it is in His bosom. Abraham,
Elijah, Hagar, Joshua, Gideon, Manoah,
Paul, St, John, could tell of their unhin-
dered locomotion, The red feet of sum.
mer lightning are slow compared with
their heglras,
Another remark I have to make concern.
ing thess {linstrious immortals is that they
are multitudinous, Ther consus has never
been taken, and no one but God knows
how many they are, but all the Bible ae-
counts suggest their immense numbers—
companies of them, regiments of them,
armies of them, mountain tops haloed by
them, sikles populous with them, John
speaks of angels and other beings round
the throne as ten thousand times ten thou.
sand.
ten thousand times ten thousand are 100.
000,000, But these are only ths angels in
one place, David counted 20.000 of them
rolling down the sky In chariots, When
God eanme away from the riven rocks of
Mount Sinai, the Bible says He had the
companionship of 10,000 angels, I think
at every plilow, at
hour, at every moment, the earth
them, the heavens full of them,
They outnumber the human
this world, They outnumber
spirits in glory. When Abraham
avery
full of
race
ransomms
had hi
who arrested the
ham,
stroke, cryiog, "Abra.
Abraham!” It was a stairway of
anges that Jacob saw while pl wd in
the wilderness, Wo are told an angel lad
the hosts of Israelites out of Egyptian
serfdom, It was an angel that showed
Hagar the fountain where she filled the
bottle for the jad. It was an angel that
med Sodom. It wasan
the hun.
thrown in-
that fod
$
angel that shut up the mouth of
nsters when Daniel was
to the eavern, It was an angel i
Eltjah under the juniper tree. It was an
angel that aanocunced to Mary the ap-
proaching nativity, They were angels that
chanted when Christ was born, It was an
was an sogel that waraged
Paul in the Mediterranean
It was an apgel that burst
ene
shipwreck.
Lt was an angel that stirred the pool ©
Siloam, where the sick wers healed, 1
was an angel that John saw flying throu
midst of heaven, and apgel wi
foot planted on the sea, and an angel the
opened ths book, and an nugel that »
ad the ny that ti
angel that pon
:
el standin
Bi
trampst, and
in the sickle,
i angel
and an
and an aug
It will be an
swearing that tim
the final
great
pa Pers :
i be revealsd fro
Ob, the n
of the
of
mre Bree
undrons
ab
all
Ve Tans,
on our slide will have
af the aloes ¢
to clhwer, 1
Tris Jeads me to speak
these supernais, To de
10 give vist
WW the wror
ne aiert
ben in Bible times they spr
fend,
ust
5 Ww
r unsheatbhed sword
flied the n
to chariots
and w=levating,
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tant and ransomed soul! Or
sorne down with trouble,
srsecutlion, bankruptey, sick.
manner
reavement,
ness and of troubles
Tour heart and life,
You sald:
i beileve I will take my life,
Where is the rall train or the deep wave or
earthly existence?” Bat suddenly
Courage ¢
like oceanic
your
into your heart tides,
You
vereitiog
good.”
He ean make turns
out for my
Suddenly you felt
a pence, a deep
understanding. What made the change?
A sweet and mighty comforting angel of
the Lord met you, That was all.
Yes, a guardian angel for each one of
you. Put yoursell now in accord with
Him. When He suggests the right. follow
it, When He warns you agaiost the wrong,
shun it. Bent forth from God to belp you
in this great battle against sin and death,
accept his deliverance. When tempted to
a fesling of loneliness and disheartenment,
appropriate the promise, “The angel of
the Lord eneampeth around about them
that fear Him and delivereth them.” Oh,
I am so giad that the spaces between
bere and heaven are thronged with
these supernaturais taking
home, bringing messages here,
bad angels (xs on the other. Paul had it
right when he sald, "We wrestle not
against fesh und blood, but against prin.
cipaiitios, against powers, against the
rulers of the darkness of this world,
against spiritual wickedness In high
places.” 1a that awlal Aght may God send
us mighty angelic re-enlforcement! Wa
want all thelr wings on our side, all thelr
swords on our side, all thelr chariots on
our side,
Thank God that those who are for us are
mightier than those who are against us!
And that thought makes me jubilant as to
final triumph, Belgium, you kuow, was the
battleground of Eogland and France, Yes,
Belgium hots than nde ag she battle.
ground of op ng nations, It eo ha ne
that this world is the Belgium or Pattie.
ground between the angelic nations, good
and bad, Michael, the commander -in-ahietf
on one side; Lucifer, as Byron calls him,
or Mephistopheles, ns Goethe calls him; or
Satan, as the Bible oalis him, the com-
mander-in-chief on the other side. All pure
angelhood under the one leadership and all
abandoned angeihood under the ol hor lead.
ership. Many a skirmisn have thetwo arm.
fos had, but the great and decialvs battie is
yot to be fought, Either from our earthi
homes or down from our supernal .
deneces may we come in on the right side
for onthat side are God and heaven an
victory. Meanwhile the battle is being set
in array, and the forces celestinl and
demoniacal are confronting each other,
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Chain Starch Wook, will obtain from their grocer the above goods for 8a. “Red
Cross’ Lanedry Starch is something sntirely new, amd Is without doubt the great
eat luvention of the Twentieth Century. 1t has no equal, and surpasses all others, It
has won for iteelt praise from all parte of the Uniwed States, It has superseded every.
thing horetofors used or known to science in the laundry art. It is made from wheat,
rico and corn, and chemionlly prepared upon selontille principles by J. C. KB «binger,
Keokuk, town, an expert in the lanndry profession, who has had twenty-five years’
praciioal experience in fancy laundering, gnd who was the fret sucosnsiol and original
tnventor of all fine grades of starch iu the United Sistes. Ask your grocers for this