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Yes… and no.Which is exactly what Angel means.
The Greek word ἄγγελος (‘aggelos’, pronounced ‘angelos’) has the meaning “messenger”. And, etymologically speaking, ἄγγελος gives rise to the English word ‘angel’. However, that doesn’t mean that what is expressed in Greek as ‘aggelos’ is “angel”; rather, it’s “messenger”.
So, if you want to say that Jesus is the “messenger” of God, then… umm… ok. I tend to think that Jesus is God, and not just “God’s messenger”.
In fact, what he’s saying is “Jesus isn’t ‘God’, in entirety, and the text also says ‘God’, so…”He’s affirmming the Trinity. He’s not saying the Son isn’t the Angel of the Lord.
Have a lovely evening, Julius.Which is something, you did.