Angels.
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Angels.
1 TO one, asking how the Angels of God watch over us, he answered: we are rather1 to pray for the experience of their ministry unto us, than either to describe it, or prescribe it. This is sure, if we be Gods children and walk in his ways; the Angels of God do watch over us, and yet all see it not, and when they see it, it is by the effect of their ministry: for though their ministry be certain, yet the manifestation of it is extraordinary.
1 TO one, asking how the Angels of God watch ouer vs, he answered: we are rather1 to pray for the experience of their ministerie vnto vs, than either to describe it, or prescribe it. This is sure, if we be Gods children and walke in his waies; the Angels of God do watch ouer vs, and yet all see it not, and when they see it, it is by the effect of their ministerie: for though their ministerie be certaine, yet the manifestation of it is extraordinarie.