We cannot pass our guardian angel's bounds, resigned or sullen, he will hear our sighs." - St. Augustine
I believe that our ancestors are the angels watching over us. The scriptures promise that we have angels round about us to watch over us, and to me, it makes sense that those angels are our deceased family members.
One morning while running in the canyon, I had that creepy someone is watching feeling that you get when you think you’re alone, but you’re not. I glanced around and saw a lone runner in the distance. A voice in my head that sounded remarkably like my Uncle Henry whispered, there he is. There’s your problem. Run! So, I ran faster. I looked over my shoulder and saw that the runner was coming up behind me fast. Again, the voice urged me to run faster. But the runner caught up to me.
He was my husband.
And at that moment, I could almost see my uncle bent over with laughter and joking with his angel-peers.
The scriptures promise us that when we are on the Lord’s errand, his angels will be on our right hand and on our left, his Spirit shall be in our hearts and his angels will be round about us and bear us up. So then, if we want to always have his spirit and his angels around us—shouldn’t we always be doing the Lord’s will? Why would we ever want to do anything else?
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