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How do the angels view the work of Christ?

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Angels desire to look into the work of Christ, as they are deeply interested in God's plan of salvation.

Angels express a keen interest in the work of Christ, desiring to look into the realities of salvation and redemption. 1 Peter 1:10-12 indicates that the 'angels desire to look into' the salvation accomplished through Christ. They witness God's grace and mercy as He redeems sinners, which reflects their reverence for His work.

The angels, though sinless, marvel at the mystery of God's love manifested through Jesus' sacrificial death and resurrection. Their wonder is compounded by the fact that salvation is not available to fallen angels, which underscores the magnitude of God’s grace toward humanity. Thus, the angels' observation serves as a reminder for Christians to appreciate the depth of what Christ has accomplished and the joy it brings in the presence of these heavenly beings.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 1:10-12

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Seen of Angels
Henry Sant · Mar 17, 2024
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