a16:7
b16:13
c21:17
d22:11-12
e31:11-13
f48:16
gExod 3:2
h32:34
iJudg 6:11
l13:22-23
mZech 3:1-2
nGen 24:7
o2 Sam 24:16
pZech 1:12
qGen 18:1-2
r19:1
sNum 22:22
tJudg 2:1-4
u5:23
vZech 12:8

‏ Genesis 16:7

16:7  a The angel of the Lord was the Lord himself (16:13  b; 21:17  c; 22:11-12  d; 31:11-13  e; 48:16  f; Exod 3:2  g; 32:34  h; Judg 6:11  i, 16  j, 22  k; 13:22-23  l; Zech 3:1-2  m) but was also distinct from the Lord (Gen 24:7  n; 2 Sam 24:16  o; Zech 1:12  p). The angel of the Lord was probably a theophany (a manifestation of God) or a Christophany (an appearance of the pre-incarnate Messiah; see Gen 18:1-2  q; 19:1  r; Num 22:22  s; Judg 2:1-4  t; 5:23  u; Zech 12:8  v), speaking with the authority of the Lord himself.
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