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The Angels God's Messengers of Judgment and Mercy: A Sermon, Preached in Substance at the Parish Church, Worminghall, on the Feast of St. Michael and ... for God's Late Mercies (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Henry Nutcombe Oxenham

 
9781331714521: The Angels God's Messengers of Judgment and Mercy: A Sermon, Preached in Substance at the Parish Church, Worminghall, on the Feast of St. Michael and ... for God's Late Mercies (Classic Reprint)

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Discover how a 19th‑century sermon reframes everyday life as a theatre of divine guardians.

This devotional reflection explores the powerful role of angels in mercy, protection, and the cadence of human experience, inviting readers to consider a world where heavenly messengers accompany our steps from cradle to grave.

In accessible language, the essay gathers scriptural examples and timeless insights to show that the angels’ presence is both a comfort and a call to reverent living. This edition invites modern readers to sense the lasting truth behind ancient stories and to reflect on how faith, awe, and gratitude shape daily choices.

  • Explore how angels are described as guardians, guides, and agents of mercy in biblical narratives
  • See how historical Christian festivals frame worship, awe, and the call to praise
  • Engage with practical reflections on hope, humility, and the sacredness of ordinary life
  • Experience a devotional voice that blends scripture, sermon, and personal prayer

Ideal for devotional readers, students of religious history, and anyone drawn to reflections on faith, mercy, and the unseen around us.


The Angels God's Messengers of Judgment and Mercy: A Sermon, Preached in Substance at the Parish Church, Worminghall, on the Feast of St. Michael and All Angels, 1854, at a Thanksgiving Service for God's Late Mercies.

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