In Hebrew, “anjo” is translated as “mal’akh.”
In Hebrew, angel is mal'akh, "messenger": the word, Greek angelos, the Angel of the Lord, and the theophoric names Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.
Category: Anjos
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