Depending on the translators, the Old Testament indicates in various places that there is a council of lesser gods that reports to YHVH. This council can be seen in the first two chapters of the Job where the sons of god assemble before YHVH. Psalm 82:1 also speaks of this divine assembly, even pointing out that these are gods (elohim) in verse 6.
Not only are these gods, but Jesus states in John 10:34 that these gods are in fact us. This is echoed in the Book of Abraham found in the CJCLdS Pearl of Great Price where, in chapter 3, “one who is like God” (vs 34) offers a plan. Here God is likely YHVH and “one who is like God” is likely Michael, as Michael is Hebrew for [one] “who is like God.” This is echoed in 1 Moses 3:3 where God creates the gods, the Heavens, and this earth.
The Host of Heavens can also refer to the army of God's angels. In Joshua 5:13–15, Joshua encounters the “captain of the host of YHVH,” likely Michael. He is holding a sword, appearing as a military officer. In the Book of Revelation Michael leads this army of God to victory against Satan and his forces (Revelation 12:7).
See Abraham 4:26, 5:2; 1 Moses 3:3; Genesis 2:1; Joshua 5:13- 15; Job 1-2, 38:7; Psalm 33:6, 82; Nehemiah 9:6; Daniel 8:10; Luke 2:13; Lectures on Faith 7:6; Doctrines of the Saints 12c:14-16 & 45, 24:14-16, 68:38.