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26th May 2019 00:43
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ArchAngel Sariel
It has been said, the time is not just right..
Archangel Sariel is a name of the angel of death.
His reputation as the angel of death is due to the fact that he fetched the soul of Moses on Mount Sinai (* see note). But he is also described as one of the fallen angels.
The responsibility of this Angel is to punish those angels who violate The Divine’s sacred commands.
Sariel is a prince of the presence, such as Metatron. But he can also an angel of healing, such as Raphael. His choice how he manifests amongst men.
Death or Healing -
Sariel as one of the seven archangels who rule Earth.
The Dead Sea Scrolls also contain his name - Sariel
He is linked with the skies and the celestial forms. He holds sacred knowledge about the Moon (which was regarded at one time as forbidden knowledge). He is also a great protector.
def translation other names: Suriel, Suriyel (in some Dead Sea Scrolls translations), Seriel, Sauriel, Saraqael, Sarakiel, Suruel, Surufel and Sourial.
Sariel (Aramaic: שריאל, Greek: Σαριηλ , "Prince of God" "God's Prince")
His name means “God’s Command”. His other names are also: Archangel Azrael, Archangel Suriel, Saqel and Zer-Achiel.
When he is manifesting he may appear as Sariel The Trumpeter. He who sounds the last horn - Archangel Sariel also appears in The Jewish Talmud.
Sariel one of the seven most powerful archangels. Therefore, one of these works is The Ophitic Hebdomad System. And the other one is The Kabbalah.
There are many old books that refer to the Archangel Sariel. The Bible is not among them.
(*Note - do we believe the Bible? or the writings of Enoch? - In the last book of Deuteronomy Moses was taken on Mt Nebo in Jordan. Where do we believe Mt Sinai actually is, near St Catherine ? or elsewhere..
Mount Nebo (Arabic: جبل نيبو Jabal Nībū; Hebrew: הַר נְבוֹ Har Nevo) is an elevated ridge in Jordan, approximately 710 metres (2,330 ft) above sea level, mentioned in the Hebrew Bible as the place where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land. The view from the summit provides a panorama of the Holy Land and, to the north, a more limited one of the valley of the River Jordan. The West Bank city of Jericho is usually visible from the summit, as is Jerusalem on a very clear day. Deuteronomy 34:6)
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26th May 2019 00:59
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About a 5 minute dissertation on Sariel
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26th May 2019 01:11
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His other name - Azrael -
about 5 minutes also
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26th May 2019 01:23
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In the Islamic tradition Azrael Archangel is called the angel of death. He is literally called the angel of death in the sacred texts of the Qur’an.
They call him the Malak al-Maut (angel of death). It is described in the Qur’an how Azrael (Malak al-Maut) finds out the dying ones names. God reveals him the names when the death is near.
Archangel Azrael has no idea who will be the next one until God tells him. When he receives the name the name of the person, he starts to prepare that person.
Azrael separates the soul from the physical body. Then returns the soul to God.
In the sacred texts of Sikhism, Archangel Azrael is described also as the angel of death. But this time he is not sent for dying person. God sends him to bring the souls of unfaithful people and sinners. He hits them in the head and then separates the soul from the physical body and takes it to hell.
In the Zohar, Archangel Azrael is described as the receiver of the prayers of faithful people. He is also the commandant of legions of angels in Heaven.
Azrael Archangel in different religions
Christians also consider Archangel Azrael the angel of death. There are no sacred texts that describe him as the angel of death, but the Christians still associated him with the harmful moment of death.
Archangel Azrael - more..
Asian traditions also describe him as the angel of death. He holds an apple from The Tree of Life at the nose of dying person. This ritual helps him separate his soul from the physical body.
Azrael writes down his name in a huge book in the Heaven. When that person dies, Azrael will erase his name from the book.
In Islamic traditions, Archangel Azrael, or Izra’il, is described physically. They say that he is covered in eyes and tongues. The number of eyes and tongues differs depending on the number of people alive on Earth at that moment. He also veils in front God’s creations with a million veils. He is so big, that he is vaster than the Heaven. Also he holds between his hands the whole planet. Azrael has 4 faces and four wings. Azrael is one of the 4 archangels from the Koran. The other 3 being: Jibril, Michael and Israfil.
In Jewish mysticism, Azrael is considered the embodiment of the evil. Although, The Book Of Protection, mentions the celestial being to be one of the holy angels. The other two being Archangel Michael and Archangel Gabriel.
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26th May 2019 01:31
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And, Archangel Azrael also appears in the Arabic tradition. Here we can find his duty. Describing Azrael as: “forever writing in a very large book. And forever erasing what he written. What he writes, represents the birth of a man. Meanwhile what he erases, is the name of a man who is at death”.
An ancient Persian lore describes an old tale about Azrael. It tells how got Azrael his duty to separate the body from the soul.
So, Archangel Michael, Archangel Gabriel and Archangel Israfel were appointed by God to provide 7 handfuls of earth at the creation of Adam. But they failed.
Only Azrael has been able to provide the earth for the body of Adam. Due to his victory in this mission, Azrael became the Angel of Death.
The one that separates the body from the soul at the moment of death.
This story is also present in the Islamic lore. But it sounds a little different. The tale says that the 4 angels (Gabriel, Michael, Azrael and Israfil, brought dust from the four corners of the world. And Allah used the dust to create Adam. But for Adam’s heart, Allah uses dust from Mecca.
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Another Oriental Legend describes how succeeds Azrael the process of separating the body from the soul. The angel has an apple from the Tree of Life. And he holds the apple to the nostrils of the dying. Which results in instant separation.
Also, in Jewish Mysticism, Azrael is the “embodiment of evil”. But in other sources, he is one of the holy angels. For example, in The Book of Protection, Azrael is one of the 3 holy angels of the Syriac charms. The other two being Michael and Gabriel.
It is recommended for a dying person to learn Guardian Angel Azrael‘s name and call on him and pray for the angel’s assistance before he dies.
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26th May 2019 01:49
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