Angels On Assignment: God's Relentless Protection of Your Loved Ones and You by Stone Perry

Author:Stone, Perry [Stone, Perry]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: Angelology & Demonology, Mizpah (Israel), Angels & Spirit Guides, Christianity, Christian life & practice, Religion - Theology, General, Spiritual Growth, Christian spirituality & religious experience, Body, Angels, Christian Theology - Angelology & Demonology, Christian Life - Spiritual Growth, Intercessory prayer, RELIGION, Mind & Spirit, Intercessory prayer - Christianity, Christian Life, Demonology & Satanism, Mipah (Israel), Spiritual warfare, Angels - Christianity, Christian Theology
Publisher: Charisma House
Published: 2010-09-23T23:00:00+00:00

Was it Christ Himself who came down as the angel of the Lord? I believe that is more than likely. Usually when either Michael the archangel or Gabriel the messenger of God appeared in the Bible, they were named. (See Daniel 10:13; Luke 1:19, 26; Jude 9; Revelation 12:7.)

This angel who is instructed to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land is never mentioned by name. His name is secret. I believe that it was Jesus Christ in preincarnate form as the angel of the Lord who ministered to these Old Testament Bible characters. The “Angel of the LORD” never appears in the New Testament after the birth of Christ.

“Do Not Provoke Him”

The people of Israel were told not to provoke the angel of the Lord. If they did, they would be in serious trouble. Provoke means to grieve greatly or to vex a person. This is exactly what the Israelites did with their unbelief, bickering, and complaining. As a result, serious trouble came, and came swiftly.

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