No. You are probably thinking of Jacob.
The Hebrew Patriarch Jacob is the only man known to wrestle with an angel - and win - thereby earning a new name directly from God Himself - Israel. Is there really a winner when you wrestle with your conscience? I'll take a break after I wrestle an answer out of my logic banks
This refers to Jacob's wrestling with the angel and the angel putting Jacob's hip out of joint when he could not overcome him. (Genesis 32.24-31). The spiritual meaning of this for us could be that when we wrestle with God in prayer for something, he gives us our desire but also humbles us in the process - Jacob got his blessing but went off limping on his thigh.
Genesis 32:22-32
It was Jacob who fought an angel (messenger) of the Lord.(He did not wrestle with God himself, only with an angel. The notion that he wrestled with God is based on a mistranslation of Genesis 32:29. The word Elohim, in some contexts such as this one, does not refer to God.)
The angel who wrestled with Jacob is traditionally believed to be an angel of God, though the specific name of the angel is not provided in the Bible. This event is described in the Book of Genesis, chapter 32, where Jacob wrestles with the angel until daybreak and receives a blessing.
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Jacob
He was the son of Jacob, one of the twelve tribes.
Although modern English translations often use the word 'angel', Jacob did not wrestle with an angel, but with a god - el. In an ancient tradition inserted into the life story of Jacob, he was left alone and wrestled all night until the break of day, when his opponent said he must leave (Genesis 32:24ff). Jacob received the new name 'Israel' (generally assumed to mean "wrestled with God') and he named the place Peniel ('the face of God') because he had seen God face to face. No, this was not an angel.There is evidence in the Bible itself that Jacob was originally a moon god, long before his story evolved into that of a patriarch, so this story represents the daily struggle in which the sun god defeats the moon god at dawn.
No. They wrestled to a draw.
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