This sermon explores the nature and disposition of angels by examining their role throughout the life of Jesus Christ, from heralding His birth to ministering in the wilderness and protecting Him. It highlights the theological distinction that angels, as created beings, cannot be saved but desire to look into the mysteries of redemption, experiencing the joy of salvation secondhand through the repentance of sinners. The message emphasizes the angels' readiness to serve and their anguish at witnessing the crucifixion, contrasting their power to destroy with their obedience to God's plan for atonement. Ultimately, the sermon points to the resurrection and the subsequent salvation of souls as the moment when the angels' purpose is fulfilled, resulting in eternal joy in heaven over every sinner who repents.