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Then Haggai, the LORD’s messenger, spoke the LORD’s message to the people, saying, “I am with you,” says the LORD.
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Verse 13. Messenger. To excite the people’s attention, Aggeus declares that he is sent by God, ( Worthington.) like the prophets of old. Some Jews have asserted ( Calmet.) that he, Malachias, the Baptist, and Jacob, were angels incarnate. But let us leave (Saint Jerome) these learned dreams. Calmet.—They have no better foundation than the ambiguity of malac, which signifies “an angel, or a messenger.” Bible.—With you. This is often repeated, to encourage the dejected people. Menochius.
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