Angel of the Lord: Identity and Intertextuality

This chapter explores the identity of a figure clothed in linen and a golden sash, often associated with divine presence and linked to Jesus through biblical texts in Daniel and Revelation. The discussion examines the complex symbolism of angelic figures and lampstands, particularly from Zechariah and Revelation, highlighting their interrelationships and theological implications. It addresses the narrative complexities and challenges encountered in understanding these celestial beings and their connections to the portrayal of Jesus' divinity.