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What does the Bible say about the angel of the Lord?

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The angel of the Lord is often understood as a theophany of Christ, serving as a divine protector and mediator.

The angel of the Lord is an important theme in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament, where He is presented not simply as a created angel but as a manifestation of Christ Himself. This is evident in Psalm 34:6-8, which highlights the presence and protection of the angel of the Lord who surrounds those who fear Him, indicating that God's care is personified in this figure. In Exodus 23:20-21, God speaks of sending an angel before the Israelites, warning them to respect this being, for His name is in Him. This foreshadows the role of Christ as both protector and the one who brings divine revelation.
Scripture References: Psalm 34:6-8, Exodus 23:20-21

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