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I hear this in Mass and have seen it in scripture but until recently I never thought about who, or what, the HOSTS are.
The hosts of angels.I hear this in Mass and have seen it in scripture but until recently I never thought about who, or what, the HOSTS are.
A host is an army, or a mass of armies. Hosts (tz’va’ot) here can likely refer to the armies of angels, or even more broadly, to the entire company of heaven, angels and saints.I hear this in Mass and have seen it in scripture but until recently I never thought about who, or what, the HOSTS are.
In a literal sense, ‘hosts’ = ‘armies’. The Israelites called God “Yhwh of the Armies,” the ‘armies’ depending on the context meaning either the ‘armies’ of Israel or the heavenly ‘armies’ (the stars and other heavenly bodies / the angels).I hear this in Mass and have seen it in scripture but until recently I never thought about who, or what, the HOSTS are.