From Ursinus' Commentary on the HC:
I have never heard of angels as being included in the 'the church'. In what sense are angels 'purchased' by the blood of Christ? How are angels a part of the 'body' of Christ?
God created the world, that he might by his providence always govern, rule, and preserve it, and so continually shew forth his wonderful works, which he hath performed from the beginning of the world, and which he now performs, or will hereafter perform; but especially that he might govern the church, composed of angels and men. This end is subservient to the second. Pg. 146, para 3
I have never heard of angels as being included in the 'the church'. In what sense are angels 'purchased' by the blood of Christ? How are angels a part of the 'body' of Christ?