The Tongues of Angels

John C. Poirier

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This is the first book-length investigation of angelic languages, as that concept appears in the New Testament, the Testament of Job, rabbinic writings, and several other sources. John C. Poirier pays particular attention to the competition between two opposing views in the sources.

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