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When Angels Sat Down (Paperback)
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The theme of When Angels Sat Down is taken from Day 61 in Footsteps
in the Snow. That article focuses on two passages. The first is in
Matthew 28: "An angel of the Lord descended from heaven, and came
and rolled back the stone from the door, and sat on it" (v. 2). The
second is in John 20: "And she (Mary) saw two angels in white
sitting, one at the head and the other at the feet, where the body
of Jesus had lain (v. 12). Angels were present at the birth of
Jesus. They ministered to Him after He was confronted by Satan in
the wilderness and in the Garden of Gethsemane. Before going to the
cross, Christ said He could call on more than twelve legions of
angels (Matthew 26:53). But the Lord's work of salvation at Calvary
was entirely His own: the angels could only stand in wonder as the
Lord of life sacrificed His life for our redemption. Angels,
however, were present to announce His resurrection. And it is at
the resurrection we see them doing something they were not created
to do. They sat down. Angels are the ministers of God and
constantly fulfil holy activities. So to see them sitting down is
very interesting. In the simple acts of sitting down on the stone
that was rolled away and in the place where Jesus had been lain in
the tomb we have vivid reminders of the finished work of Christ and
the glory of His resurrection. This series of books was written to
be read day by day or simply opened at any page to find a
self-contained reflection on a Bible passage. In is intended that
these bite-sized readings would stimulate daily Bible reading and
encourage further study. The readings that appear on Sundays have a
particular reference to worshipping the Lord in the light of His
request that we remember His death (see Luke 22:19-20 and 1
Corinthians 11:23-26). It appears from Acts 20:7 to be a practice
the early church adopted. From this place of worship, I believe we
enter each new week in discipleship and service. By remembering
Christ's love for us, we are inspired to serve Him and each other
in love. I hope that When Angels Sat Down will encourage its
readers, like the angels, to pause and reflect on the power and
majesty of the Person and work of Jesus.
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