![]() The angel of the Lord appears frequently in the Old Testament, usually when something dramatic or meaningful is about to happen. The angel of the Lord is another prominent angel in the Bible. The two most famous examples of angels in the Bible (and the only ones given names) are the angel Gabriel who stands in the Lord's presence (Luke 1:19), and Michael who fights against Satan and the enemies of God (Revelation 12:7). ![]() They are present during his birth (Luke 1:26-38), his temptation in the wilderness (Matthew 4:11), his resurrection from the dead (John 20:11-13), and they will appear with him again at the final judgment (Matthew 16:27). In the New Testament, angels are often seen accompanying Jesus. The English word "angel" comes from the Greek word ἄγγελος, meaning "messenger." Angels give messages to God’s people (Genesis 22:11-22), praise and worship God (Isaiah 6:2-3), provide protection for God’s people (Psalm 91:11-12), and carry out God’s judgment (2 Kings 19:35). ![]() ![]() According to the Bible, angels are spiritual beings, created by God to serve His purposes. ![]()
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