Where Angels Walk Quotes

“angels into nine choirs, listed here in descending order, along with their main duties: Seraphim and Cherubim, who love and worship God; Thrones and Dominions, who regulate angelic duties; Virtues, who work miracles on the earth; Powers, who protect us from demons; Principalities, Archangels, and Angels, who are ministers to and guardians of people.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Before I started this journey, I depended on myself for almost everything. Now I ask Dominic and the other angels to take care of it all. I know they will because they serve God, and God wants me to accomplish what he put me on Earth to do. He wants the same for you.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“I will never forget your kindness.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some people have entertained angels without knowing it. —Hebrews 13:2”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“There are several ‘givens’ in firearms handling,” Andrew explained. “A gun is never pointed at anything other than what one wishes to shoot. When two hunters walk side by side, with guns cradled, each points his muzzle in the direction away from the other. When one is walking with a loaded gun, the safety is engaged to prevent accidental discharge. One does not walk with a finger on the gun’s trigger. When hunting or otherwise carrying firearms, one must be constantly alert to positions and movements of others in relation to oneself.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Padre Pio believed that people could send their angels to others to help or intercede.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Angel of God, my guardian dear To whom God’s love commits me here; Ever this day be at my side, To light and guard, to rule and guide.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“pray to angels”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“My investigations revealed that, whatever their beginnings, angels have three basic purposes: to worship God, to serve as heralds between God and his people on the earth, and to act as our caretakers while never interfering with our free will.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Interpretations varied as time passed. Early Hebrews contended that the universe was a hierarchy, with God at the top and other entities radiating downward from him. They believed that angels constitute the “court of heaven.” In writings they referred to “the angels of God” and bene Elohim, “God’s sons.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Gallup poll suggesting that more than 60 percent of Americans believe wholeheartedly in angels. Although scholars differ about specifics, their existence is accepted by all three of the great Western religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors

“Try this experiment. If you’re looking to have a better relationship with God’s angels, ask God to help you be aware of their presence. The next time you go to work, to the grocery store, or to the doctor, ask God to send your guardian angel ahead to prepare the way for you. Ask God to have your angel help you with a crisis. Worrying about the job? Ask God to have the angels guide you in discerning what to do. Ask God in prayer for angelic assistance. Many of us, in our day-to-day lives, fail to ask God for anything. But ask. And see what happens. Don’t focus on angels during the day. Make your petition, put God first in all that you do, and go about your day. See what happens. I’m sure Joan Wester Anderson would love to hear about the results.”
― Joan Wester Anderson, Where Angels Walk: True Stories of Heavenly Visitors