What are the names of the Archangels?
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Which one is wrong? The archangels are those few right?Originally posted by M©+square:HB you get sources from the net, but you know if it's accurate or it's authenticated or not?
I also got a list of names and office angels. The fallen angels, taken from the net.
Can do a check first? If not, there might be a division between you and me again.
Cheers
Some sites say there are 7, but I cannot recall there were so many. So I only talked about these few that everyone knows. I'm not too familiar with Uriel though. Unless you have something to share? -
Hmm...whats the difference between an Archangel and a Dominion?
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Good question! Let me refresh meself.Originally posted by shade343:Hmm...whats the difference between an Archangel and a Dominion? -
What's your definition of Dominion?Originally posted by shade343:Hmm...whats the difference between an Archangel and a Dominion? -
I didn't say it's wrong. Since it's not 'featured' in the bible exactly how they operate.Originally posted by Honeybunz:Which one is wrong? The archangels are those few right?
Some sites say there are 7, but I cannot recall there were so many. So I only talked about these few that everyone knows. I'm not too familiar with Uriel though. Unless you have something to share?
Some things could be salt and pepper.
Check first lor.
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Not all sources got bible quoting one. I see anything interesting that struck me, then I post lor. Bible quotes, I'm sure everyone here is too familiar already. So must post something new if any, but yet not against any teaching.Originally posted by M©+square:I didn't say it's wrong. Since it's not 'featured' in the bible exactly how they operate.
Some things could be salt and pepper.
Check first lor.
I did come across a few sources that were kinda occultic. Those things that I post after I read thru, should be relatively "safe" lah. -
Hee hee....if i didn't tell you that i got some articles and names of the fallen angels, with bible quotes to support it.Originally posted by Honeybunz:Not all sources got bible quoting one. I see anything interesting that struck me, then I post lor. Bible quotes, I'm sure everyone here is too familiar already. So must post something new if any, but yet not against any teaching.
I did come across a few sources that were kinda occultic. Those things that I post after I read thru, should be relatively "safe" lah.
I can post it here and you might think it is ok.
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I might not think it is ok if it doesn't sound reasonable to me even if there is quotes from the bible. People twist and misuse the bible verses one anyway.Originally posted by M©+square:Hee hee....if i didn't tell you that i got some articles and names of the fallen angels, with bible quotes to support it.
I can post it here and you might think it is ok.
Cheers
I suppose you have the authenticated source. Maybe you can help me check Uriel. I am not very sure about this Archangel but Icemoon has mentioned this.
As long as the names of the archangels are those that I named (except Lucifer), it should be safe lor. But of course the info cannot be too far fetch and sounds like some Roman/Greek fairy tales or what. Things like "What does the name Gabriel mean" should be very safe lor. I'm sure you know that every Christian name has a meaning one. And also where Gabriel appear in bible, should be safe.
You also have to know where and when this info came about. Is it from the bible, early church or recent centuries? Recent centuries one, likely to be some occult thingy. I know some tarot cards have all these archangels in there. And some occults actually worship the angels to ask for power or what.
Not necessary that only stuff quoted from bible with solid bible study is right. Bible also never say how the books were compiled. All the more it doesn't tell how the word "bible" came about. All these you will need other sources to explain. -
BrieflyOriginally posted by shade343:Hmm...whats the difference between an Archangel and a Dominion?
Archangel refers to the highest Ranked Angel among angels.
Dominion refers to the spiritual realm, dealings and operation of Angelic and demonic works between the angelic world and earth.
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Note: I wouldn't say Cherubims and Seraphims are anywhere ranked higher or lower than the Archangels.
All holds different appointments of God. And Archangel, Cherubim and Seraphim are powerful.
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You're asking for it.Originally posted by Honeybunz:I might not think it is ok if it doesn't sound reasonable to me even if there is quotes from the bible. People twist and misuse the bible verses one anyway.
I suppose you have the authenticated source. Maybe you can help me check Uriel. I am not very sure about this Archangel but Icemoon has mentioned this.
As long as the names of the archangels are those that I named (except Lucifer), it should be safe lor. But of course the info cannot be too far fetch and sounds like some Roman/Greek fairy tales or what. Things like "What does the name Gabriel mean" should be very safe lor. I'm sure you know that every Christian name has a meaning one. And also where Gabriel appear in bible, should be safe.
You also have to know where and when this info came about. Is it from the bible, early church or recent centuries? Recent centuries one, likely to be some occult thingy. I know some tarot cards have all these archangels in there. And some occults actually worship the angels to ask for power or what.
Not necessary that only stuff quoted from bible with solid bible study is right. Bible also never say how the books were compiled. All the more it doesn't tell how the word "bible" came about. All these you will need other sources to explain. -
you ok or not?Originally posted by M©+square:You're asking for it. 
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Akatriel (Akatreil): Revealer of the devine mysteriesOriginally posted by Honeybunz:you ok or not?
and of angel proclamation; cf. Raziel.
Aanfiel: Chief of the crown judgment angels of the
Merkabah.
Azbuga (h): One of the eight great thrones angels who
clothes himself with the grament of
righteousness those deemed worthy among
the new arrivals in heaven.
Barakiel (Barkiel, Barbiel): Ruler of the order of
Seraphim, governor of the
month of February, and one
of the 7 archangels.
Camael (Kemuel): Chief of the orders of Powers; one of
the holy sefiroth; personifiaction of
devine justice; among the 7 that
stand in the presence of God.
Chayyiel: Chief of the holy Hayyoth (Cheribum).
Gabriel: Angel of annunciation, resurrection, mercy, and
vengeance; ruling prince of the first heaven; chief
of the angelic guards over paradise.
Galgaliel: Eponymous head of the order of Galgalim (chariots
of the Merkabah); chief angel of the wheel of the
sun.
Haniel (Anael): Chief of the order of Principalities and
Virtues; one of the 7 archangels;
governor of December; reputed to have
transported Enoch to heaven.
Iofiel: Preceptor angel of Shem; a prince of the Torah
(like Yefefiah); one of the 7 archangels; chief of the
order of Thrones.
Jehoel (Jaoel): Meditator of the ineffable name;
prince of the presence.
Metatron: Chancellor of heaven; prince of the ministering
angels; sustainer of mankind.
Michael: Chief angel of the Lord; deliverer of the faithful;
tutilary prince of Israel; angel of repentance, etc.
Phanuel (Raguel): Archangel of penance; prince of the
presence; identified with Uriel and
Ramiel.
Radueriel (Vretil): The recording angel; leader of the
celestial choirs; creator of the lesser
angels.
Raphael: Angel of healing, science, and knowledge; one of
the princes of the presence, regent of the sun.
Raziel (Galizur): Chief of the supreme mysteries; one of
the archangelic governors of the Bratic
world; preceptor angel of Adam, herald
of diety, and reputed author of The
Book of the Angel Raziel.
Rikbiel: Chief of the devine chariot; prince of the Merkabah
angels.
Sopheriel Mehayye and Sopheriel Memeth: Two
of the supreme angels of the Merkabah
(of which there are
; keepers of the
books of life and death.
Soqued Hozi: Keeper of the divine balances; one of the
8 supreme angels of the Merkabah;
appointed by God to the Sword.
Sandalphon (originally Elijah): Angel of power and
glory; twin brother of
Metatron.
Shemuil: The great archon, mediator between the prayers
of Israel and the princes of the 7th heaven.
Suriel: Benevolent angel of death; instructor of Moses; a
prince of the presence.
The Irin: Twin angels who, together with the twin
Quaddisin, constitue the supreme judgment council
of the heavenly court; among the 8 exalted
hierarchs that enjoy a rank superior to that of
Metatron.
The Quaddisin: Twin angels who, together with the twin
Irin, constitute the supreme judgment
council of the heavenly court.
Tzadkiel: Angel of divine justice.
Uriel: Archangel of salvation; regent of the sun; overseer of
Tartarus.
Uriel (Ministration) - A patron angel of literature and music, Uriel bestows upon us the gift of creative fire, as well as the power of prophecy. We appeal to him for foresight into the future and for help in developing our psychic abilities. Uriel is an angel of transformation, archangel of salvation, regent of the sun, overseer of Tartarus, and is the spirit of ministration and peace. He helps turn our worst disappointments into our greatest blessings.
Yefefiah (Dina): Angel of the Torah; instructed Moses in
the mysteries of the Cabala.
Zagzagel: Angel of wisdom; chief guard of the 4th heaven;
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Got somemore...but nevermind la.
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I only saw two or three familiar names lehOriginally posted by M©+square:Got somemore...but nevermind la.
Lazy
The rest dun sound right to me.
Where got bible support one?
I saw the list of fallen angels in wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallen_angel
But you got any info on Uriel or not? Is he really another Archangel according to church teachings? I never hear my church talking about this name, but heard from some other literature. But since it has been mentioned in this thread, we might as well cover this topic once and for all.
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Clever girl la!Originally posted by Honeybunz:I only saw two or three familiar names leh
The rest dun sound right to me.
Where got bible support one?
I saw the list of fallen angels in wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallen_angel
But you got any info on Uriel or not? Is he really another Archangel according to church teachings? I never hear my church talking about this name, but heard from some other literature. But since it has been mentioned in this thread, we might as well cover this topic once and for all.
Any info?
On Uriel, like i've said lor. There are no accounts, not even bible could verify.
The angels mentioned in the older books of the Hebrew Bible are without names. Indeed, rabbi Simeon ben Lakish of Tiberias (230-270 CE), asserted that all the specific names for the angels were brought back by the Jews from Babylon, and modern commentators would tend to agree.
Of seven archangels in the angelology of post-Exilic Judaism, only three, Gabriel, Michael and Raphael, are mentioned by name in the scriptures that gradually became accepted as canonical.
The four others, however, are named in the 2nd century BCE Book of Enoch (chapter xxi): besides Uriel they are Raguel, Sariel, and Jerahmeel.
More on (Jewish Encyclopedia)
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How did we get so many names of the fallen angels?