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Earth - there are seven angels of the earth:
Azriel,
Admael,
Arkiel,
Arciciah,
Ariel,
Aragael or
Harabael,
Saragael, and
Yabbashael.
Some sources also mention Haldiel,
Tebliel,
Phorlakh,
Raguel, and
Samuil.
In Zoroastrianism
the angel of earth is
Isphan Darmaz.
Earthquakes - Sui'el and
Rashiel.
East (the Rising Sun) - The four angels of the east are
Michael,
Gauriil,
Ishliha, and
Gazardiel.
Edom - Edom is another name for Rome whose angel is
Satan,
who boasted, "I will ascend above the heights of the clouds, I will be like the Most High."
To which God replied, "Though thou mount on high as the eagle, and though thy nest be set among the stars,
I will bring thee down from thence." Jacob saw him upon the ladder between earth and Heaven in his dream.
Egypt - Mastema,
Rahab,
Duma,
Uzza, and
Samael.
Some rabbinical texts say that the angel of Egypt is
Abezi-thibod.
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the Embryo - Sandalphon.
Esau - Samael.
Evil - The angels of evil are Satan,
Malach Ra,
Mastema,
Bernael,
Beliar, and
Ahriman,
among others.
Evil Deeds - an unnamed angel who serves God as a Recording Angel, according to Longfellow in
The Golden Legend.
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the Face (the Presence) - There were originally about twelve of them in Rabinnic lore,
but those that are most frequently mentioned are:
Metatron,
Michael,
Jehoel,
Suriel,
Yefehiah,
Zagzagel, and
Uriel.
They are also called the
angels of sanctification or the
angels of glory
and all of them were circumcised at the time of Creation.
Fall (Autumn) -
Torquaret.
Fascination - Tablibik.
Fasts - Sangariah.
Fate - Manu.
Fear - the amulet angels Yrouel and
Morael.
February - Barchiel and
Barbiel. In ancient Persia it was
Isfandarmend.
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Fertility - in Mandaean lore,
Samandiriel or
Yusamin.
the Fiery Furnace - an unnamed angel who saved the three princes who were held captive in Babylon
for refusing to worship
Nebuchadnezzar's golden image.
He was seen walking through the unconsuming fire with them to deliver them from death.
The names of the Judaean princes that were so saved are Sidrach, Misach, and Abednego.
Sometime later a Babylonian King described him as having had a form similar to "the Son of God."
Fifth Heaven - Click here.
Fire - Nathaniel,
Arel,
Atuniel,
Ardarel,
Jehoel,
Gabriel,
Seraph,
and Uriel
who is the "angel of the fire of the sun."
Agni
is the Vedic god of fire and mediator (angel) between
the gods and man. The Zoroastrian
spirit of fire is Atar.
According to Kircher in Ecstatic Voyage, the sun "is peopled with angels of fire swimming
in seas of light around a volcano from which pour myriads of meteors."
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the Firmament - Hlm Hml.
the First Heaven - Click here.
Fish - Gagiel,
Arariel and
Azareel.
Flame - El Auria.
the Flaming Sword -
see Angels of the Garden of Eden.
Food - Manna and
Isda.
the Footstool - Kurzi.
Force - Afriel.
Forests - Zuphlas.
Forgetting and Forgetfulness (or Oblivion) -
Poteh and
Purah.
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Fornication - see the Angel of Lust.
the Four Cardinal Points (Altitudes or Regents of the Earth) - in Hindu lore they are the Chatur Maharajas,
and are named Dhritar-ashtra, Virudhaka, Virupaksha, and Vaishravana. According to Blavatsky in
The Secret Doctrine, they are the "winged globe and fiery wheels" which is resembles Ezekiel's
description of the four living creatures seen at the River Chabar.
Click here for more Angels of the Altitudes.
the Four Elements - Seraph and
Nathaniel over fire;
Cherub, over air;
Tharsis, over water;
Ariel, over earth.
the Four Winds - Uriel, over the south;
Michael, over the east;
Raphael, over the west
(and also serving as a governor of the south with Uriel);
Gabriel, over the north.
The Book of the Angel Raziel names Uzziel
as one of the angels of the four winds, but doesn't say which.
the Fourth Heaven - Click here.
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Fowl, Wild - Trgiaob.
Free Will - Tabris.
Friday - Anael,
Rachiel, and
Sachiel.
Friendship - Mihr.
Fruit and Fruit Trees - Alpiel,
Sofiel,
Serakel,
Ilaniel, and
Eirnilus.
Fury - Ksoppghiel,
who is the chief of the many angels of this order.
the Future - Teiaiel or
Isiaiel. In Assyro-Babylonian mythology,
the god of foresight was Adad.
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Gamblers - Aclahaye.
the Garden of Eden - usually
Metatron and
Messiah, but also
Raphael,
as the guardian of the Tree of Life. R.L. Gales, in The Christian Lore of Angels says that it is
Jophiel
who guards the gates of Eden with a flaming sword.
Gehenna (a.k.a. Gehennom and Gehinnnom) - according to the New Testament this is another name for Hell,
and the angels that preside there are:
Temeluchus,
Kushiel,
Shaftiel,
Nasargiel, and
Duma.
According to Joseph ben Abraham Gikatilla, Gehennom is the name of the first of Hell's seven lodges, and Kushiel is
its chief.
Gemini - Ambriel.
In ceremonial magic, Giel.
According to Rabbi Chomer (Hebrew cabalist and master of Gaffarel),
Sagras and
Saraiel.
Gethsemane - Chemuel and
Gabriel.
Glory - Sandalphon,
who is also the angel of prayer and
tears.
As a group, the angels of glory are identified with the
angels of sanctification.
They make their home in the Sixth Heaven,
number 660,000 myriads, and "stand over against the throne of Glory and the divisions of flaming fire."
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God - Uriel
Good - an unnamed angel in The Apocalypse of Abraham.
Good Counsel - Jesus.
Good Deeds - an unnamed angel whose picture appears in Longfellow's The Golden Legend.
Grace - Ananchel.
the Grail - an unnamed angel who appears in a painting by the Maitre de Liesborn and in
"The Vision of Galahad," by Edward A. Abbey.
Great (or Mighty) Counsel - Messiah,
the Holy Ghost, and the Head of Days.
Also see the angel of the covenant.
Greece - Javan or
Yavan, another name for Greece.
Grief - an unnamed angel who is depicted in a famous monument in the Protestant Cemetery of
Rome and at Stanford University in California.
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Hades - Uriel, over
Tartarus;
Raphael, the "prince of Hades."
Hail (or Hailstorms) -
Barachiel,
Nuriel,
Yurkami, along with the
Qaddisin and the
Irin.
Healing - Raphael,
Suriel, and
Assiel.
Health - Mumiah and
Raphael.
Heavenly Baptism - Seldac.
Hell - there are seven angels who preside over Hell. Chief among them is
Duma, the other six, according to most, are:
Kshiel,
Lahatiel,
Shaftiel,
Maccathiel,
Chutriel, and
Pasiel.
Other sources name Dalkiel,
Rugziel,
and Nasargiel.
Herbs - an unnamed angel who, according to the The Alphabet of Rabbi Akiba,
is one of the "splendid, terrible, and mighty angel chiefs" who passed before God to celebrate the First Sabbath.
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Heroism - Narsinha.
Hidden Things - Satarel and
Gethel.
the Hills - an unnamed angel who, according to Rabbi Akiba, is one of the "splendid,
terrible, and mighty angel chiefs" who passed before God to celebrate the First Sabbath.
His Presence - the Shekinah.
Hoarfrost - an unnamed angel in Enoch I.
Holiness - see the
Angel of Sanctification.
the Holy Spirit - Gabriel.
Hope - Phanuel, who is also the
Angel of Penance
"who holds the devil in his power."
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Horror - the Cherubim
who surround the throne of glory and "strike fear and terror in the hearts of all who behold them." Also see
Angels of Terror.
Hostility (Mal'akh Hammastemah -
Beliel,
Beliar, or
Mastema.
Humanity - the unnamed angel of the Revelation of Moses who appears to Eve while
she is on her knees and praying for forgiveness of her sins. The angels lifts her up while saying,
"Arise, Eve, from thy repentance; for behold, Adam thy husband has gone forth from his body."
This is how Eve learns that Adam has died. Eve died 6 days later.
Hurricanes - Za'miel and
Zaafiel.
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Ice - an unnamed angel of The Book of Jubilees and the Revelation of John.
Also see the Angel of Snow.
Iztlacoliuhqui is the Mayan God of Ice.
Immorality - Zethar. who is also an
Angel of Confusion.
Iniquity - an unnamed angel of the New Testament, who is sometimes said to be
Apollyon. He is described as a being who
is "bitter and angry and foolish; and his works are pernicious."
Insolence - Rahab, the demon of the
primordial waters and an Angel of Death.
Insomnia - Michael. It was Micheal
who was sent by God to infer sleeplessness upon King Ahasuerus, the man who, following the advice of
an evil advisor named Haman, declared that all of the Jews in his kingdom should be put to death.
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Intercession - an unnamed angel who Levi encountered during his visit to Heaven.
He told Levi that he is charged with interceding "for the people of Israel, so that they may not
be utterly destroyed."
Inventions - Liwet.
Ire - Zkzoromtiel.
Irrevocable Choices - Zeffar.
Israel - Michael.
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January - Gabriel
and, in ancient Persian lore, Bahman.
Jehovah - see Angel of the Lord.
Joy - Raphael and
Gabriel.
Judgment - Gabriel,
Zahanpuryu, and
Phalgus.
July - Verchiel
and, in ancient Persian lore, Murdad.
June - the male angels Muriel
and, in ancient Persian lore, Tir.
June-July (Tammuz or Tamouz) - Imriaf
and Andour.
Jupiter, the planet - Click here.
Justice - Azza and
Tsadkiel.
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Knowledge - Raphael.
Kislav - Nadiel.
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the Last Judgment - Abel, according to
The Testament of Abraham, along with
Michael and
Gabriel.
the Law (Torah a.k.a. the Pentateuch) - the angels are
Dina,
Yefefiah,
Iofiel,
and Zagzagel.
Lawlessness - Beliel and
Matanbuchus.
Leo, the sun sign - in ceremonial magic,
Ol;
according to Rabbi Chomer in Transcendental Magic,
Sagham and
Seratiel.
Liberty - an unnamed angel of Victor Hugo's La Fin de Satan who will be the angel through
whom Satan receives redemption.
Libra - in ceremonial magic, Jael;
in The Magus, Zuriel;
according to Rabbi Chomer, Grasgarben and
Hadakiel.
Life - an unnamed angel in a poem by Longfellow who, along with an unnamed angel of death,
is dressed in white robes, one "crowned with amaranth as with flame," the other "with asphodels like flakes of light,"
both "on celestial embassy" from God.
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Light - Isaac,
Gabriel,
Jesus,
and Satan. In the religion o fParsi,
Mihr and Parvargigar (the Arabic
Rab-un-Naw, "lord of the species").
Also a group of 300 angels, according to Midrash Konen, who reside in the
Third Heaven where they keep a constant watch over the
Garden of Eden and the Tree of Life, while unceasingly singing God's praises. And in the cabala
the sun is considered to be both a planet and an angel of light.
the Light of Day - Shamshiel,
the prince of Paradise.
Lightning - Barakiel and
Uriel.
The only celestial beings able to overpower the demon Envy.
Lights - an unnamed angel in The Zadokite Fragments who helped Moses and Aaron to
continue in their charge despite Beliel's efforts to stop them.
Longevity - Seheiah,
Mumiah and
Rehael.
the Lord - Michael,
Metatron,
Malachi,
Gabriel,
Akatriel,
Yehadriel,
Homadiel, and
Phinehas, just to name a few.
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the Lord of Hosts - on high, Michael;
on earth, the High-priest, so designated "by reason that he belongs to the side of Grace."
Love - Theliel,
Rahmiel,
Raphael,
Donquel, and others.
Venus, the Roman Goddess of love, is a cabalistic Angel of Love. In ancient Persian lore,
Mihr; in the Talmud,
The Zohar,
and sources on Mandaean lore, Liwet and
Anael. There is also an unnamed angel of love in
rabbinic lore who approved the creation of man when God first proposed the idea to an assembly of the top hierarchs.
Lude - the unnamed rooftree angel of France who is depicted in stained glass at St.
Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church in New York City. There is also a bronze statue of this
angel created by Jehan Barbet de Lyon in 1475. In the 19th century the Marquis de Talhouet moved the
statue into his chateau du Lude, which is how the angel got its name.
Lust - an unnamed angel in Talmud Bereshith Rabba 85 who when "Judah was about to pass by,
without noticing, Tamar (Judah's daughter-in-law, squatting like a harlot at the crossroads), God caused the
angel of lust to present itself to him." However, Arnobius, in Adversus Nationes III, refers to
Pharzuph
(or Priapus) as "the Hellespontian god of lust."
Luxury - an unnamed angel who, according to Origen in his commentary on Matthew,
one falls prey to just before encountering the
Angel of Punishment,
if they turn their away from the angel Michael.
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