The Hebrew word for ‘angel’ is malakim. Malakim warned Lot to leave the city. Angels are commanded by God to protect His people (Psalm 91:11, Hebrews 1:14). An unnamed malakim stands in front of Daniel in chapter 10. Malakim are known also as Watchers, Warrior hosts of heaven (2 Kings 6:15-17) , Chariots (Psalm 68:17), and Sons of God.
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Isaiah 57:1 – The Righteous Person Perishes
The phrase ‘nobody gives it a thought’ is ‘takes to heart’ or sum al lev. Sum means ‘to place or set’ in the sense of directing their attention or putting their mind to.’ Al is a preposition that means ‘upon, above or over.’ Lev means ‘inner man, will, and mind.’ Lev also means ‘thinking or reflecting’ with the soul.
Luke 21:19 – Save Your Lives
“By standing firm you will save your lives.” ‘Stand firm’ in Greek is hupomoné and means ‘to patiently endure’ or ‘remain behind.’ In Hebrew ‘patient’ is savlanoot and means ‘pain and suffering.’ ‘Save’ in Greek is ktaomai and means ‘to aquire,’ ‘obtain,’ or ‘possess.’ ‘Save in Hebrew is yasha and is from where the name…
Micah 6:8 – What Adonai Demands
The Hebrew word for ‘walk’ is halacha which is used to describe the way one walks out the commands of Adonai. It also means ‘to go’ and ‘to come’ suggesting that whether you are coming or going in your life, your halacha should show forth evidence of Adonai.