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No, not at all. (At least, not in Christianity or Judaism; I don't really know in detail what Muslims believe on this score, but I doubt it.)
Michael is an angel ... specifically, an archangel; it's right there in his title. The word "angel" comes from the Greek word angelos, which means "messenger."
Jesus is either a) a nice albeit misguided Jewish boy (if you're Jewish), or b) God (if you're Christian). My understanding is that Muslims say he was a prophet, but not The Prophet; that's Muhammad.
In none of these is he an angel as the word is normally understood, though prophets are "messengers" in a sense, and if you're Christian you certainly believe that he was sent by the Father to bring the Good News (euangelion in Greek). However, he is never identified as Michael, just as Michael and Gabriel are distinct from each other.
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∙ 14y agoNo, Michael is a created being like the other angels. Jesus was from the beginning and not created and is part of the Trinity which has always existed. These are 2 separate beings.
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∙ 11y agono angels are created Jesus was borne to flesh
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∙ 11y agoJehovah Witness' do believe Jesus and Michael are one and the same. Perhaps you should include JW.
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What is the birthplace or birth of St. Michael the Archangel?
St. Michael was an archangel and was created by God long before the universe existed. He is a spirit and had no birth date.
When was the birth of Saint Michael?
Michael is an archangel, a pure spirit, who was created by God long before the universe existed. He has no birth date nor will he ever die.
When was Saint Michael's birthday?
Michael is an archangel, a pure spirit, who was created by God long before the universe exisited. He has no birth date nor will he ever die.
What is unusual about the birth of Saint Michael?
The unusual thing about the birth of St. Michael the Archangel is he did not have one. Michael, along with all the other angels, was created by God as a pure spirit in Heaven long before the Universe even existed.
When did St. Michael die?
If you are referring to St. Michael the Archangel, he is a pure spirit (angel) created by God long before the Universe even existed. he has neither a birth date nor a date of death since he still exists.
What are Saint Michael's death and birth?
Saint Michael the Archangel is a pure spirit created by God and was neither born nor will he die.
When did St. Michael the Archangel die?
St. Michael never lived in the human sense. He was not born, he was created by God in Heaven as a pure spirit long before our Universe even existed. He will never die.St. Michael the Archangel was created by God long before the universe even existed. He never 'lived' in the human sense but is an angel, a pure spirit, who is in heaven. He will never die.
What are the birth and death dates of Saint Michael the Archangel?
Michael is an angel, a pure spirit. He was not born nor will he ever die.
What happened on the milestone before Jesus' birth?
Before Jesus's birth. The Almighty had sent prophets to the world,
Before the birth of Jesus?
The question is not at all clear.What before Jesus?
What is the place of birth of Saint Michael?
Michael is a biblical figure. He is an archangel. He wasn't born, he was created.
Who are the four archangels in judaism?
Only Michael is specifically referred to in the Bible as an 'archangel'....Jude 1 v9, 1 Thessalonians 4 v16. (Other traditions and the apocryphal books regard others as archangels, namely Gabriel, Uriel and Raphael with many more in Greek Orthodoxy). In the Bible, Gabriel, the angel who announced the birth of Christ in the Bible, is labelled simply as an 'angel' rather than an 'archangel'. Some believe that by reading scriptures we learn that Michael is actually Jesus, Michael is Jesus' heavenly name, that Jehovah (Psalm 83:18) gave him. However, this is speculation and not borne out in scripture at all.
