De engelen Gods

De engelen Gods (The Angels of God) by Abraham Kuyper explores the theological and historical significance of angels within the Christian faith. Kuyper, a prominent Dutch theologian and statesman, delves into the biblical accounts and theological interpretations of angelic beings, examining their role in God's plan and their interaction with humanity. This work, originally published in 1899, offers a detailed examination of angelology from a Reformed theological perspective. Kuyper's insights provide valuable context for understanding the spiritual realm and the place of angels within it, making this book a significant contribution to Christian theological discourse.
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