JesusIsHeMichael –First This Leads us to the Question of What was Satan’s Name
before He Got the Title
Satan the Devil--Open SatansID.htm
and See the Meanings of Satan’s Names in
The Bible—compare this article to open the BestBibleDictionariesPLUS.htm
The Point Is----The Same Applies to Jesus and Other Names , Places and Dates
The Point Is---All God’s Spirit Beings Names—Satan Lost His
!! SatansID.htm explains.
What was Jesus’ Name before Coming to Earth ---Jesus acquired
a lot of titles to explain is relationship with his
God and Father and Creator, but the Most Interesting in Study is -- Is He Michael ? –The only personal name Jesus had while on earth was JESUS
And
He kept it when he returned to heaven. 1
A revelation that God gave to Jesus the Anointed One,
to show His slaves the things that must quickly take place. He sent it by His messenger
to His slave John,
in signs. 2 And [John]
testifies that everything he saw was the Word of God and the testimony of Jesus
the Anointed One. 3 Those who
read it aloud, as well as those who listen to the words of this prophecy and
obey the things that are written in it are blest, because the time is near.
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Topic: Archangel
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"is not found in the OT, and in the NT only in 1 Thess.
From http://www.2001translation.com/Revelation.htm#_Michael_1
(2) Source---Who was this ‘Michael?’ Many Bible scholars think that this is the name of Jesus prior to and after leaving the earth. The reasoning behind this is that Jesus was described as God’s highest messenger at Jude 9 (gr. archaggelos – Arch means highest and aggelos means messenger), and since Jesus is described as God’s most prominent messenger in Hebrews the First Chapter, the thinking is that Jesus and Michael are one in the same.
This thought is reinforced by Paul’s words as found at 1 Thessalonians 4:16, where we read, ‘Because the Lord himself will come down from heaven and give the command in the voice of the highest messenger (gr. archaggelou) [of God] with God’s trumpet.’
So, in this case, ‘the Lord’ must refer to Jesus, and he is described having the voice of God’s ‘highest messenger’ or ‘archangel
(3 ) Source--- The earlier Protestant scholars usually identified
Michael with the preincarnate Christ, finding support
for their view, not only in the juxtaposition of the "child" and the
archangel in Revelation
12, but also in the attributes ascribed to him in Daniel (for a full
discussion see Hengstenberg, Offenbarung,
I, 611-22, and an interesting survey in English by Dr. Douglas in Fairbairn's BD).
John A. Lees –See The End Of
The
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia- MICHAEL
mi'-ka-el, mi'-kel (mikha'el, "who is like God?" Michael):
Open--
http://www.searchgodsword.org/enc/isb/view.cgi?number=T6015
(4) Source---Is Jesus Christ the same person
as Michael the archangel?
The name of this Michael appears only five times in the Bible. The glorious spirit person who bears the name is referred to as “one of the chief princes,” “the great prince who has charge of your [Daniel’s] people,” and as “the archangel.” (Dan. 10:13; 12:1; Jude 9, RS) Michael means “Who Is Like God?” (Sbt Note-Who Says—Good Dictionaries) The name evidently designates Michael as the one who takes the lead in upholding Jehovah’s sovereignty and destroying God’s enemies.
At 1 Thessalonians
Revelation 12:7-12 says
that Michael and his angels would war against Satan and hurl him and his wicked
angels out of heaven in connection with the conferring of kingly authority on
Christ. Jesus is later depicted as leading the armies of heaven in war against
the nations of the world. (Rev. 19:11-16) Is it not reasonable that Jesus would
also be the one to take action against the one he described as “ruler of this
world,” Satan the Devil? (John 12:31) Daniel 12:1 (RS) associates the
‘standing up of Michael’ to act with authority with “a time of trouble, such as
never has been since there was a nation till that time.” That would certainly
fit the experience of the nations when Christ as heavenly executioner takes
action against them. So the evidence
indicates
that the Son of God was known as Michael before he came to earth and is known
also by that name since his return to heaven where he resides as the glorified
spirit Son of God.
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Evidence
indicates that the Son of God was known as Michael before he came to
earth and is known also by
That name since his return to
heaven----1989 Reasoning Book page 218
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Michael/Jesus
God or The Son of God
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Appendix B:
Is Jesus the
From - http://www.tellway-publishing.com/ God or The Son of God
JESUS AS MICHAEL:
A QUICK REVIEW
|
Michael |
Jesus |
|
Term "archangel" applied to him. |
Term
"archangel" applied to him. |
|
(Jude 9) |
(1
Thessalonians 4:16) |
|
Said to have authority over the
angels. |
Said
to have authority over the angels. |
|
(Revelation 12:7) |
(2
Thessalonians 1:7) |
|
Prophesied to be the one to defeat |
Prophesied
to be the one to defeat |
|
Satan. (Revelation 12:7) |
Satan.
(Genesis 3:15) |
|
Seen leading heavenly army. |
Seen
leading heavenly army. |
|
(Revelation 12:7) |
(Revelation
19:9-21) |
|
Said to stand up as king of God's |
Said
to become king of God's |
|
kingdom. (Daniel 12:1) |
kingdom.
(Daniel 7:14) |
|
Unprecedented time of distress when |
Unprecedented
time of distress when |
|
he becomes king. (Daniel 12:1) |
he becomes king.
(Matthew 24:21) |
|
Some would escape if in book of
life. |
Some
would escape if in book of life. |
|
(Daniel 12:1) |
(Matthew
24:22; Revelation 3:15) |
|
Spiritual resurrection would occur |
General
resurrection would occur |
|
when he takes
action as king. |
when he takes action as king. |
|
(Daniel
12:2) |
(John 5:28, 29) |
|
(Note: Minor fulfillment foreshadows |
A spiritual resurrection is also |
|
general
resurrection in John 5:28, 29.) |
referenced in John 5:24, 25 but is not |
|
|
a parallel of
Daniel 12:2. |
|
Judgment would occur for actions |
Judgment
would occur for actions |
|
following
spiritual resurrection. |
following general resurrection. |
|
(Daniel 12:2) |
(John
5:28, 29) |
|
Knowledge and insight would come |
Knowledge
and insight would come to |
|
to those who lead others to |
those who lead others to righteousness. |
|
righteousness. (Daniel 12:3) |
(Matthew
13:43; 24:14; 28:19, 20) |
|
Michael is called "the Great
Prince" |
Jesus
is called the "Prince of Peace." |
|
of God's people. (Daniel 12:1) |
(Isaiah
9:6) |
Appendix B: Is Jesus the
From
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This Leads Us To –How Many archangel (s) Are There-
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The
International Standard Bible Encyclopedia –Search Results
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archangels.---Answer Is
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but our system found no entries in the International Standard Bible
Encyclopedia matching archangels.
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This is because -- archangel is only used in its singular form in the
Bible
The reason this is so debated among Protestants is because Michael is the only one who is directly called an archangel and the term archangel is only used in its singular form in the Bible, although Gabriel and Lucifer/Satan seemed to be equal in position to Michael, which leads to the assumption that they too are archangels From
Open--http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Archangel
The Controversy Over Michael’s Identity
Christendom’s religions,
as well as Judaism and Islam, have conflicting ideas on the subject of angels.
Some explanations are vague. For instance, The Anchor Bible
Dictionary states: “There may be a single superior angel and/or a small
group of archangels (usually four or seven).” According to The Imperial
Bible-Dictionary, Michael is the “name of a superhuman being, in regard
to whom there have in general been two rival opinions,
either that he is the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, or that he is one of
the so-called seven archangels.”
In Jewish tradition
these seven archangels are Gabriel, Jeremiel, Michael,
Raguel, Raphael, Sariel,
and Uriel. On the other hand, Islam believes in four
archangels, namely, Jibril, Mikal,
Izrail, and Israfil.
Catholicism also believes in four archangels: Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel. What does the Bible say? Are there several
archangels?
The Bible’s Answer
Aside from Michael, no
archangel is mentioned in the Bible, nor do the Scriptures use the term
“archangel” in the plural. The Bible describes Michael as the archangel,
implying that he alone bears that designation. Hence, it is reasonable to
conclude that Jehovah God has delegated to one, and only one, of his heavenly
creatures full authority over all other angels.
Aside from the Creator
himself, only one faithful person is spoken of as having angels under subjection—namely,
Jesus Christ. (Matthew 13:41;
While there is no
statement in the Bible that
categorically identifies Michael the archangel as Jesus, there is one scripture that links Jesus with the office of archangel.
In his letter to the Thessalonians, the
apostle Paul prophesied: “The Lord himself will descend from heaven with a
commanding call, with an archangel’s voice and with God’s trumpet, and those
who are dead in union with Christ will rise first.” (1 Thessalonians 4:16) In
this scripture Jesus is described as having assumed his power as God’s
Messianic King. Yet, he speaks with “an archangel’s voice.” Note, too, that he
has the power to raise the dead.
While on earth as a
human, Jesus performed several resurrections. In doing so, he used his voice to
utter commanding calls. For example, when resurrecting the dead son of a widow
in the city of
After his own
resurrection, Jesus was raised to a “superior position” in heaven as a spirit
creature. (Philippians 2:9) No longer a human, he has the voice of an
archangel. So when God’s trumpet sounded the call for “those who are dead in
union with Christ” to be raised to heaven, Jesus issued “a commanding call,”
this time “with an archangel’s voice.” It is reasonable to conclude that only
an archangel would call “with an archangel’s voice.”
Yes, there are other
angelic creatures of high rank, such as seraphs and cherubs. (Genesis 3:24;
Isaiah 6:2) Yet, the Scriptures point to the resurrected Jesus Christ as the
chief of all angels—Michael the archangel.
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Evidence
indicates that the Son of God was known as Michael before he came to
earth and is known also by
That name since his return to
heaven----1989 Reasoning Book page 218
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JESUS AS MICHAEL:
A QUICK REVIEW
|
Michael |
Jesus |
|
Term "archangel" applied to him. |
Term
"archangel" applied to him. |
|
(Jude 9) |
(1
Thessalonians 4:16) |
|
Said to have authority over the
angels. |
Said
to have authority over the angels. |
|
(Revelation 12:7) |
(2
Thessalonians 1:7) |
|
Prophesied to be the one to defeat |
Prophesied
to be the one to defeat |
|
Satan. (Revelation 12:7) |
Satan.
(Genesis 3:15) |
|
Seen leading heavenly army. |
Seen
leading heavenly army. |
|
(Revelation 12:7) |
(Revelation
19:9-21) |
|
Said to stand up as king of God's |
Said
to become king of God's |
|
kingdom. (Daniel 12:1) |
kingdom.
(Daniel 7:14) |
|
Unprecedented time of distress when |
Unprecedented
time of distress when |
|
he becomes king. (Daniel 12:1) |
he becomes king.
(Matthew 24:21) |
|
Some would escape if in book of
life. |
Some
would escape if in book of life. |
|
(Daniel 12:1) |
(Matthew
24:22; Revelation 3:15) |
|
Spiritual resurrection would occur |
General
resurrection would occur |
|
when he takes
action as king. |
when he takes action as king. |
|
(Daniel
12:2) |
(John 5:28, 29) |
|
(Note: Minor fulfillment foreshadows |
A spiritual resurrection is also |
|
general
resurrection in John 5:28, 29.) |
referenced in John 5:24, 25 but is not |
|
|
a parallel of
Daniel 12:2. |
|
Judgment would occur for actions |
Judgment
would occur for actions |
|
following
spiritual resurrection. |
following general resurrection. |
|
(Daniel 12:2) |
(John
5:28, 29) |
|
Knowledge and insight would come |
Knowledge
and insight would come to |
|
to those who lead others to |
those who lead others to righteousness. |
|
righteousness. (Daniel 12:3) |
(Matthew
13:43; 24:14; 28:19, 20) |
|
Michael is called "the Great
Prince" |
Jesus
is called the "Prince of Peace." |
|
of God's people. (Daniel 12:1) |
(Isaiah
9:6) |
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Bibles 1 Thess 4-16 WHY—Looking For More The One
1Th
(
(CEV) With a loud command and with the shout of **the** chief angel and a
blast of God's trumpet, the Lord will return from heaven. Then those who had
faith in Christ before they died will be raised to life.
(GNB) There will be the shout of command, the archangel's voice, the sound of
God's trumpet, and the Lord himself will come down from heaven. Those who have
died believing in Christ will rise to life first;
(GW) The Lord will come from heaven with a
command, with the voice of the
archangel, and with the trumpet call of God. First, the dead who believed in
Christ will come back to life.
(
(KJV) For the Lord himself
shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump
of God: and the dead in Christ shall rise first:
(KJV+) For3754
the3588 Lord2962 himself846
shall descend2597 from575 heaven3772
with1722 a shout,2752 with1722
the voice5456 of the archangel,**743** and2532 with1722
the trump4536 of God:2316 and2532
the3588 dead3498 in1722
Christ5547 shall rise450 first:4412
(LITV) Because the Lord Himself shall come down from
Heaven with a commanding shout of an
archangel's voice, and with God's trumpet. And the dead in Christ will rise
again first.
(MKJV) For the Lord Himself shall descend from
Heaven with a shout, with the voice of the
archangel and with the trumpet of God. And the dead in Christ shall rise
first.
(MSG) The Master himself will give the command.
How Many Does – the
–Represent----One archangel,743
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Strong's Number: 743 |
a¹rxa/ggelov |
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Word Origin |
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a¹rxa/ggelov |
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Transliterated Word |
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Archaggelos |
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ar-khang'-el-os |
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Parts of Speech |
TDNT |
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Noun Masculine |
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1:87,12 |
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Definition |
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KJV (2) - archangel, 2; NAS (2) - archangel, 2; |
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One chief C/H Open archangel
http://studylight.org/desk/?l=en&query=Archangel§ion=0&translation=nas&oq=&sr=1
****According to the developed Roman
Catholic tradition, there are three Archangels: Michael, Gabriel and Raphael (sometimes Uriel is included among
them). ***
***Not The Bible –But The Roman
Catholic tradition
http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Archangel
**
According to the developed Roman
Catholic tradition—God = IS Open OneTwoThreeEqualsOne.htm
In An Ancient Time
The ancient Hebrews (as well as the early Christians) would have been shocked by the types of words we use today, especially when it comes to words that imply infinity. They viewed everything (and rightly so) as having a beginning and an end. For that reason, you don’t find many words in their writings that imply no beginning or end, although such words were available in Greek.
The word used at Revelation 3:14 and translated as ‘the earliest creation’ here is arche (ar kay). If you take a look at some of the words that are derived from arche in modern English, you get an idea of the true broad range of meanings of this ancient word, and none of theses meanings implies infinity. Examples include:
· Arch or arc: A high rounded peak
·
· Archbishop: The highest bishop
· Archeology: A study of ancient things or beginnings
· Archaic: Something that is old.
All these applications are similar to the many ways the term is used in the Bible. So, the opening words of Genesis and the book of John, ‘En arche,’ mean ‘In an ancient time,’ a time that had a beginning. And at Revelation 3:14, Jesus is referred to as ‘the earliest creation of God’ (gr. ‘he arche tes ktiseos tou Theou’ – or – ‘the ancient of the creation of the God’) which implies an early (not eternal) time.