STUNNING Reality of "Angel of the Lord" Who Appeared to Moses
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This is one of the most like This is one of the most like mind-blowing Bible nerd things in the mind-blowing Bible nerd things in the mind-blowing Bible nerd things in the whole Bible. There, now this is whole Bible. There, now this is whole Bible. There, now this is watch watch the angel of the Lord. Now, watch watch the angel of the Lord. Now, watch watch the angel of the Lord. Now, for some of you Bible nerds you're like, for some of you Bible nerds you're like, for some of you Bible nerds you're like, "Woah, woah, the angel of the Lord, but "Woah, woah, the angel of the Lord, but "Woah, woah, the angel of the Lord, but in a couple verses it's going to say in a couple verses it's going to say in a couple verses it's going to say that God spoke to Moses out of the bush. that God spoke to Moses out of the bush. that God spoke to Moses out of the bush. So, Josh, which is it? Is it the angel So, Josh, which is it? Is it the angel So, Josh, which is it? Is it the angel of the Lord or is it God?" Now, what you of the Lord or is it God?" Now, what you of the Lord or is it God?" Now, what you have right here, almost every Bible have right here, almost every Bible have right here, almost every Bible scholar agrees is something Bible scholar agrees is something Bible scholar agrees is something Bible scholars call a Christophany. There is a scholars call a Christophany. There is a scholars call a Christophany. There is a difference in the Old Testament when you difference in the Old Testament when you difference in the Old Testament when you see the phrase "an angel of the Lord" see the phrase "an angel of the Lord" see the phrase "an angel of the Lord" and then sometimes the Old Testament and then sometimes the Old Testament and then sometimes the Old Testament will say "the angel of the Lord". will say "the angel of the Lord". will say "the angel of the Lord". Whenever the Old Testament says "the Whenever the Old Testament says "the Whenever the Old Testament says "the angel of the Lord", here's what you got angel of the Lord", here's what you got angel of the Lord", here's what you got right here. This is going to blow your right here. This is going to blow your right here. This is going to blow your mind. Here's what you got right here. mind. Here's what you got right here. mind. Here's what you got right here. Moses is coming face to face Moses is coming face to face >> [music] >> [music] >> with a pre-incarnate >> with a pre-incarnate >> with a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ, the son of appearance of Jesus Christ, the son of appearance of Jesus Christ, the son of God. There are seven reasons that we God. There are seven reasons that we God. There are seven reasons that we know that's true. I go into it in the know that's true. I go into it in the know that's true. I go into it in the podcast. I don't have time right here. podcast. I don't have time right here. podcast. I don't have time right here. But [music] this whole passage when But [music] this whole passage when But [music] this whole passage when Moses is talking to the bush, he's Moses is talking to the bush, he's Moses is talking to the bush, he's talking to Jesus. talking to Jesus. talking to Jesus. Awesome.
Summary
This sermon explores the concept of a Christophany, where "the Angel of the Lord" in the Old Testament, specifically in Moses' encounter with the burning bush, is revealed to be a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ. The teaching highlights a nuanced understanding of scripture, concluding that when God spoke to Moses from the bush, he was ultimately speaking to Jesus.