Is Jesus the Archangel Michael?

Yes.
The custom of being called by more than one name is common in many cultures. The same occurs with names in the Bible.
Examples: the patriarch Jacob is also named Israel. (Genesis 35:10) The apostle Peter is named in five different ways​—Symeon, Simon, Peter, Cephas, and Simon Peter. (Matthew 10:2; 16:16; John 1:42; Acts 15:7, 14)
How do we that Michael is another name for Jesus? Here is Scriptural evidence.
The Bible has five references to the "mighty" spirit creature Michael.
Three are in the book of Daniel. Daniel 10:13, 21, says a dispatched angel is rescued by Michael, who is called “one of the foremost princes” and “the prince of you people.”
Then at Daniel 12:1 it shows that in the time of the end, “Michael will stand up, the great prince who is standing in behalf of the sons of your people.”
Another mention of Michael occurs at Revelation 12:7 that describes “Michael and his angels” as fighting a vital war that end in the ousting of Satan the Devil and his wicked angels from heaven.
As you see above, Michael is portrayed as a warrior angel battling and protecting God’s people, even confronting Jehovah’s greatest enemy, Satan.
Then in Jude 9 it calls Michael “the archangel.” The prefix “arch” means “principal” or “chief,” and the word “archangel” is never used in the plural form in the Bible. There is only 1.
The only other scripture that an archangel is mentioned is at 1 Thessalonians 4:16, where Paul describes the resurrected Jesus, saying: “The Lord ( lower case letters) Jesus himself will descend from heaven with a commanding call, with an archangel’s voice and with God’s trumpet.” So Jesus Christ is clearly identified as the archangel, or chief angel.

So Jesus Christ is Michael the archangel. Both names​—Michael (meaning “Who Is Like God?&rdquo😉 and Jesus (meaning “Jehovah Is Salvation&rdquo😉​ focus attention on his role as the leading advocate of God’s sovereignty.
Philippians 2:9 says: “God exalted him [the glorified Jesus] to a superior position and kindly gave him the name that is above every other name.”

One has to know that the human birth of Jesus was not the beginning of his life. Before he was born, Mary was visited by an angel who told her that she would conceive a child by means of holy spirit and that she should name the child Jesus. (Luke 1:31)

During his ministry, Jesus often spoke of his prehuman existence.​
John 3:13; 8:23, 58. "13 Moreover, no man has ascended into heaven but the one who descended from heaven, the Son of man."
23 " He went on to say to them: “You are from the realms below; I am from the realms above. You are from this world; I am not from this world."
58 Jesus said to them: “Most truly I say to you, before Abraham came into existence, I have been.”

So before Jesus was born here on earth and was given the name Jesus that his father Jehovah picked before he was even born. But nowhere in the Bible is God's son Jesus ever called Jesus in the OT while he was in heaven before his earthly life. He had to have a name just as other angels in the bible in heaven were given names. This name Micheal was his name in heaven.
So Michael the archangel is Jesus in his prehuman existence. After his resurrection and return to heaven, Jesus resumed his service as Michael, the chief angel, “to the glory of God the Father.”

But...if one believes that Jesus is Jehovah, then none of these scriptures would make any sense to you.

@galveston75 said
Yes.
The custom of being called by more than one name is common in many cultures. The same occurs with names in the Bible.
Examples: the patriarch Jacob is also named Israel. (Genesis 35:10) The apostle Peter is named in five different ways​—Symeon, Simon, Peter, Cephas, and Simon Peter. (Matthew 10:2; 16:16; John 1:42; Acts 15:7, 14)
How do we that Michael is ano ...[text shortened]... ...if one believes that Jesus is Jehovah, then none of these scriptures would make any sense to you.

Jude 9 it calls Michael “the archangel.” The prefix “arch” means “principal” or “chief,” and the word “archangel” is never used in the plural form in the Bible.
If anyone here has a scripture or two that shows there is more then 1 archangel, lets see it.

Don't know what happened in my first post but this sentence should look like this:

So Jesus Christ is Michael the archangel. Both names​—Michael (meaning “Who Is Like God? and Jesus (meaning “Jehovah Is Salvation) focus attention on his role as the leading advocate of God’s sovereignty.
Philippians 2:9 says: “God exalted him [the glorified Jesus] to a superior position and kindly gave him the name that is above every other name.”

@galveston75 said
Jude 9 it calls Michael “the archangel.” The prefix “arch” means “principal” or “chief,” and the word “archangel” is never used in the plural form in the Bible.
If anyone here has a scripture or two that shows there is more then 1 archangel, lets see it.

Don't know what happened in my first post but this sentence should look like this:

So Jesus Christ is Michael ...[text shortened]... lorified Jesus] to a superior position and kindly gave him the name that is above every other name.”

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@galveston75 said
Yes.
The custom of being called by more than one name is common in many cultures. The same occurs with names in the Bible.
Examples: the patriarch Jacob is also named Israel. (Genesis 35:10) The apostle Peter is named in five different ways​—Symeon, Simon, Peter, Cephas, and Simon Peter. (Matthew 10:2; 16:16; John 1:42; Acts 15:7, 14)
How do we that Michael is ano ...[text shortened]... ...if one believes that Jesus is Jehovah, then none of these scriptures would make any sense to you.

@galveston75 said
Yes.
The custom of being called by more than one name is common in many cultures. The same occurs with names in the Bible.
Examples: the patriarch Jacob is also named Israel. (Genesis 35:10) The apostle Peter is named in five different ways​—Symeon, Simon, Peter, Cephas, and Simon Peter. (Matthew 10:2; 16:16; John 1:42; Acts 15:7, 14)
How do we that Michael is ano ...[text shortened]... ...if one believes that Jesus is Jehovah, then none of these scriptures would make any sense to you.

@mchill said
No - Jesus is not the Archangel Michael.

@rajk999 said
Yes we do. I consider it my duty to help out these poor people with neither strength of character nor the knowledge and caught up in these cults, by guiding them in the right direction. Sometimes you have to say over the same things 100 times without any success, but on the 101 th time, they will understand. 😀

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@galveston75 said
Strength of character???? You? You? That has got to be the best stupid thing I've heard in decades. I'll keep this post for years to come. What a joke you are!