Paul mentioned, we should always conduct ourselves worthy in church, not with elaborate hairstyles or fancy jewelry, but with a kind and gentle spirit. He went into hair regulations: men should have short hair and women should have long hair. He said this, ‘because the angels are watching’. The angels are sent by God to watch us, how we conduct ourselves in God’s house and outside God’s house. God’s throne has eyes everywhere around: on the wheels underneath his presence, on the wings of the Cherubim, all over their bodies. God sees!
Do we think the One who created the eye, does not see? Nor the One who created the ear, not hear? No matter the darkness, God sees in the dark. No matter where we run and hide, God knows where we are. How? Can God give us the breath of life and not know where even His breath is? Is He not looking out through our very eyes with us? (these are all just speculations) For Jonah ran from God and God found him on a ship sleeping. He caused the sea to stir up and wail; the people on the ship knew it was the anger of God. When they threw Jonah alive into the sea, it went calm. And Jesus was sleeping on the boat and He commanded the waves, ‘Be still’ and they were.
When we think God doesn’t see us, He sees. Even while we are sleeping, He watches over us. No one is a thief in God’s presence, trying to do evil in the cover of the night. No! We are all bandits, doing evil in broad daylight — for God is unapproachable Light and in the Light there is truth. Even if our consciences are clear, God is the one to judge our motives.