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Angels Sing and Praise  #599
© May 8, 2008  Joe Buckeye, OK to forward intact
also Iyar 3, 5768 original calendar

Twice during my life I was in church services during which a few people heard angels sing along with the congregation.  I did not hear them.  I never doubted that a few people did actually hear them.  There have been many occasions when people saw angels.  Why are angels seen more than heard?  I do not know.

The number of times and places angels are heard is increasing.  I included the word "places" because angels seem to avoid repeating singing at any one church.  I often attend two different churches on SONday mornings plus sometimes go again on SONday evening.  This is so I can hear different teachings.  I enjoy the different praise and worship before the teaching.

I have heard angels three times during the last seven months.  The first time was last Fall during a CHRISTian Gospel Quartet concert.  Many people heard the angels then.  People became very emotional.  The quartet members cried during the concert.  I shouted praise then.  During my drive home I cried.  It is still wonderful now seven months later.

Other people, including our brother Jim Bramlett, have written about the increase in angels singing with humans.  Listen to these links, although the real thing is much clearer and is very exciting:

 http://www.choicesforliving.com/spirit/angels/angels.htm

When angels sing it is blended and enhances human singing.  It does not join in equally.  Angelic singing flows up and down without complete beginning and ending of words or musical notes.  These factors of angelic singing are different because there are huge numbers of them as background to human voices and each angel sings without following our human pattern of tempo/beat.

Angels have no sense of time.  This is why they sing much differently than we do.  See "Time here, Eternity there" on the website http://todaysmiracles.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=957&Itemid=30

Please forward this to everyone.

Thanks, Joe Buckeye (McCullough 4-4-1)