“They never sank so low, They are not raised so high; They never knew such depths of woe, Such heights of majesty. The Savior did not join Their nature to his own; For them he shed no blood divine. Nor heaved a single groan.” If no redemption has been provided for them, it may be because: 1. sin originated with them; 2. the sin which they committed was “_an eternal sin_” (_cf._ _Mark 3:29_); 3. they sinned with clearer intellect and fuller knowledge than ours (_cf._ _Luke 23:34_); 4. their incorporeal being aggravated their sin and made it analogous to our sinning against the Holy Spirit (_cf._ _Mat. 12:31, 32_); 5. this incorporeal being gave no opportunity for Christ to objectify his grace and visibly to join himself to them (_cf._ _Heb. 2:16_); 6. their persistence in evil, in spite of their growing knowledge of the character of God as exhibited in human history, has resulted in a hardening of heart which is not susceptible of salvation. Yet angels were created in Christ (_Col. 1:16_); they consist in him (_Col. 1:17_); he must suffer in their sin; God would save them, if he consistently could. Dr. G. W. Samson held that the Logos became an angel before he became man, and that this explains his appearances as “_the angel of Jehovah_” in the Old Testament (_Gen. 22:11_). It is not asserted that _all_ fallen angels shall be eternally tormented (_Rev. 14:10_). In terms equally strong (_Mat. 25:41_; _Rev. 20:10_) the existence of a place of eternal punishment for wicked men is declared, but nevertheless we do not believe that all men will go there, in spite of the fact that all men are wicked. The silence of Scripture with regard to a provision of salvation for fallen angels does not prove that there is no such provision. _2 Pet. 2:4_ shows that evil angels have not received _final_ judgment, but are in a temporary state of existence, and their final state is yet to be revealed. If God has not already provided, may he not yet provide redemption for them, and the “_elect angels_” (_1 Tim. 5:21_) be those whom God has predestinated to stand this future probation and be saved, while only those who persist in their rebellion will be consigned to the lake of fire and brimstone (_Rev. 20:10_)?