the account in Daniel. See particularly Deut. 33:2; 1 Kings 22:19–22; Job 2:1; Psal. 68:17. (e) Another objection, from the representations of the angels, is derived from what is said of their interposition in human affairs, and their appearing particularly as the guardians and protectors of nations, in ch. 10:12–20; 12:1: which, it is said indicates opinions of a later age. In reply to this, all that is necessary is to refer to the copious notes on these passages, where the foundation of that opinion