Isaiah 63:9 identifies the angel of God's presence as Michael the archangel—Jehovah’s appointed messenger, not a theophany or preincarnate Christ.
Who Exactly is the “Angel of God’s Presence” In Isaiah 63:9?
Who Is the Angel of God?
The article examines the identity of the Angel of Jehovah, asserting it represents Michael the archangel, distinct from preincarnate Christ.
NTTC JUDE 1:5: Who Saved God’s People out of Egypt: “the Lord” or “Jesus” or “God”?
Jude 1:5 refers to Jehovah—not Jesus—as the one who saved Israel. Internal consistency and Jude 9 confirm “the Lord” is the Father, not the Son.
Angelic Rebellion in the Spirit Realm of Heaven
When God first create the angels, they were all good, including the one we refer to now as Satan the Devil, as well as the demons. One angel, AKA Satan the Devil, thought too much of himself and started craving the worship God received. Likely, he reasoned, God already has an untold number of angels... Continue Reading →
Who or What Are Angels?
Definition and Scripture Terms. This Blog Article is by John Macartney Wilson but it has been updated, corrected and Expanded upon by Edward D. Andrews. The word angel is applied in Scripture to an order of supernatural or heavenly beings whose business it is to act as God's messengers to men, and as agents who... Continue Reading →
Jude 1:9 NTBDC: Who Is Michael the Archangel?
Archangel: (Gr. archangelos) Michael is the only spirit named as an archangel in the Bible.
Michael the Chief Archangel: (Gr. Archangelos)
Michael the Archangel serves as God's authoritative representative, guardian of His people, and a militant defender against evil.
