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   May 30, 2024 · Zadkie is known as an Angel of Mercy, often depicted holding a dagger to represent the thwarted sacrifice of Isaac, or holding a torch of divine light that guides people towards forgiveness and ...

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   Is Raphael an angelic prince?

   • Here, A.I. totally thinks Raphael is some angelic prince! The Protestant Bible doesn't mention Uriel. However, he does appear in the Apocrypha, which are books of the Bible not included in the official canon, though some sects of Christianity do consider them legit.

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   Is Gabriel a fallen angel?

   • Some portray him as a fallen angel with a darker, menacing appearance, but this A.I. depict him with a more regal bearing and androgynous appearance, reflecting his knowledge, power, and Aphrodite-esque romantic appeal. Gabriel has the distinction of being only one of two angels mentioned by name in the Bible.

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   Is Jophiel an archangel?

   • Good looks to lure you away from God! Jophiel (meaning "beauty of God" in Hebrew) is considered an archangel in some interpretations, but the Bible offers no clear archangel hierarchy. In the Apocryphal book The Revelation of Moses, Jophiel is portrays as the angel Dina who guards the Torah AKA the first five books of the Hebrew Bible.

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   What does Sariel mean in the Apocrypha?

   • Sariel — meaning "God has commanded" — appears as "The Fallen Watcher" in the Apocrypha. The Book of Enoch portrays him as a Watcher who lusted after human women and taught them about the moon after descending to Earth; thus, he represents the overlap between knowledge and temptation.

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