Barry Tone
Needs to know Hebrew.
I forgot that when writing at about 2 AM; I was more focused on what I wrote. I do know about the Ophanim angels in the book of Ezekiel.
I’m not sure the “winged humanoid” one is biblically accurate, it just seems to be a much later thing used as a way of expressing a sort of “this person’s light as a feather (metaphorically)” idea. There’s nothing I saw in the Bible that says they had wings and a halo:
The 3 that went to Abraham’s tent, then 2 went to Sodom - Doesn’t say they’re winged, and the men of Sodom didn’t ask Lot “where are the angels,” they asked “where are the men you took in?” not realizing who they were asking about.
The 1 in the book of Joshua that faces Israel with a sword (accurate translation?) in hand, Joshua went up to “the man” and asked him “Are you for us, or for our enemies?”
The 1 at the end of the book of Judges (if I’m remembering right) who announces about the birth of Samson to his parents, he’s also referred to as “a man.” It seems they’d have known if he were an angel, if he had obvious wings; or if not, they’d have said something like “strange winged man.”