<p>11:10<em>-</em> see on Acts 18:18<em>.</em></p><p><i>For this cause ought the woman to have a sign of authority on her head, because of the angels</i><em>- </em>If this continues the quotation from the Corinthians' argument, then they would be arguing that because of how the Angels ordained things at the creation, the women should wear head coverings to show they were under their husband's authority. This was a distinctly Jewish attitude; and the reference to &quot;Angels&quot; is again Jewish, seeing Jewish thought was quite obsessed with Angels.</p><p>But it could be that at church meetings, indeed the Angel are literally present, and this command was to help those present be aware of this. Great stress is placed in Scripture on the Angels physically moving through space, both on the earth and between Heaven and earth, in order to fulfil their tasks, rather than being static in Heaven or earth and bringing things about by just willing them to happen. See on Gen. 18:10.</p>