Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse VI · §40 · John Wesley

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If we view this in another light, we may observe that the angels of God in heaven do all the will of God. And they do nothing else, nothing but what they are absolutely assured is his will. Again, they do all the will of God as he wills, in the manner which pleases him, and no other. Yes, and they do this only because it is his will, for this end, and for no other reason.

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If we view this in another light, we may observe, the angels of God in heaven, do all the will of God. And they do nothing else, nothing but what they are absolutely assured is his will. Again, they do all the will of God, as he willeth, in the manner which pleases him, and no other. Yea, and they do this, only because it is his will; for this end and no other reason.

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