Rabbi Singer on Whether Jesus Is the Angel of the Lord
<p>Rabbi Singer points out that the Hebrew word <em>malach </em>(or angel) means messenger. So we need to put aside Renaissance paintings of winged creatures!</p>
<p><em>Malach</em> can refer to ‘spiritual’ messengers like the angels Gabriel or Michael. But also describes humans sent to do a duty — such as the spies hidden by Rahab (Joshua 6:17).</p>
<h2>What the New Testament teaches about the angel of the Lord</h2>
<p>His main argument is that the New Testament denied Jesus was the angel of the Lord. Before we look at Rabbi Singer’s approach, it’s worth reviewing Jesus’ teaching.</p>
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