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The following is an encore presentation of Issuesetc.org.

The final stands of the hymn, stars of the morning so gloriously bright, let them

still aid us and still let them fight, Lord of Angelic hosts battling for right,

till where their anthems they ceaselessly pour we with the angels may bow and adore.

Greetings and welcome to Issuesetc.org on this Friday afternoon, September the 24th.

I'm Todd Wilkin, thanks for tuning us in. We're going to spend our first hour talking about

those angels that attend us. In particular, St. Michael and all angels with Pastor Will Whedon,

they are observed by the church on September 29th, and an hour from now, Pastor David Peterson will

join us as we look forward to Sunday morning, according to the one-year electionary, discussing the

healing of a man on the Sabbath and the parable of the wedding feast in Luke 14. Pastor Will Whedon

is assistant pastor at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Hamill, Illinois. He formerly served as director

of worship for the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. He's author of the books, celebrating the saints,

thank praise, serve, and obey, and see my Savior's hands, and he hosts the daily 15-minute

verse by verse Bible study, produced by Lutheran public radio, called the Word of the Lord in

Doors Forever. We'll welcome back. Thank you, Todd. Joy to be with you. Angels, while if you look

at the grand sweep of human history, or rather rare occurrence in their appearing in the Bible,

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