Now, that’s the Angel of God. He’s been seen many times in the services. And I know that He’s here tonight. I know that He’s here. I’ve felt Him three or four times since I been here. Now, that someone might know…Now, many people misunderstand. Now, this is in no means, friends, an Angel worship. It is not. I do not pray in the name of the Angel, or even know His name. But if you’ll check the Scriptures, when God sends His people, it’s an Angel that directs them. Moses… You say, “Well, how about the New Testament?” Certainly. It was always the Angel of the Lord. That’s right. Peter, when he was in prison, the Angel of the Lord came down (Is that right?), delivered him. And oh, my, many times. He’s… How about Paul, when he come over in Macedonia. And when he was on the shipwreck, the Angel of the Lord appeared to him that night and told him He’d given them all into his hands. Certainly. It’s always…Paul never worshipped the Angel. John the Revelator, after the whole Book of Revelation was written, then John said, “I fell at the feet of the Angel (Is that right?) that showed me these things.” He said, “Worship God.” He was of his fellow men and of the prophets. See? Notice. God always sends down the supernatural upon the natural. Like upon the brazen serpent, the pool, and so forth. Even Jesus Himself: He never took credit for healing anybody. Is that right? He said, “It’s not Me that doeth the works; it’s My Father that dwelleth in Me.” [Blank spot on tape—Ed.]

The Angel of God, 1948-03-04, Phoenix, AZ, §12