👉 Metl is a Hebrew term meaning "the one who guides." It describes the role of angels in the Bible as intermediaries between God and human beings, guiding and helping people understand their purpose and destiny. The phrase itself originates from a verse in Genesis 24:1-3: "And Jehovah said to his angel, 'The man shall come out with the dew of the Lord, for I have given him his strength'". The word 'metl' has several meanings depending on context: - In Hebrew, 'metl' refers to an intermediary or agent sent by God as a signifier. - It can also refer to a divine messenger in religious texts who helps guide humans and communicate their understanding of the divine purpose.
