Psalm 34:7 | David tells us the Angel of the Lord camps around those who fear Him (Yahveh), and He rescues them. |
Psalms 35:5-6 | David wants his enemies thrown down and chased by the Angel of the Lord. |
Isaiah 63:9 | Isaiah, inspired by the Holy Spirit, writes whenever the people of Israel were in trouble, “Angel in whom He (Yahveh) revealed Himself saved them.” |
Ezekiel 1:26 | Ezekiel in a vision sees a form that looked like a Man. The Man is no other than the eternal Son who afterwards took the human form. Here is something interesting: Ezekiel also sees a rainbow in the background where the “Man” was standing. The rainbow is a familiar reminder of the covenant El Shaddai (God the Son) made to Noah (Genesis 9:8-13). |
Daniel 3:25-28 | An Angel (God the Son) who looks like Son of God rescues Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from the furnace. |
Zechariah 1:7-13 | The Angel of the Lord comforts Israel. |
Zechariah 3:4-5 | An Angel of the Lord who has the power to Judge and take away sins. |
Malachi 3:1 | And the Lord whom you're looking for will suddenly come to His temple, yes, the Angel of the covenant whom you delight in--He will come," says the LORD of armies. The Angel of the covenant is none other than Jesus Christ. |
I believe in One true God, Father, Jesus Christ and Holy Spirit, Creators of Heavens and Earth.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Angel of the Lord Appearances in Psalms, Isaiah, Daniel, Zechariah and Malachi
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