The Archangels: Heaven's Earth Messenger

By Lavar Cephus

From the beauty of the Lord God, we have fourteen archangels, who also can be known as the Watchers. Archangel Michael is the head of the archangel militia, in command of God' army and his celestial soldiers who clash against the evil. Stories of angels and archangels are a part of our lives, whether we realize it or not. Over 80 percent of the world's population believes in angels, archangels, cherubim, and heavily ascended masters. Most people only know about the seven archangels, but in this book, we're going to tell you about the fourteen archangels of the angelic realm. The term archangel came directly from or is related to the Abrahamic religions. The word archangel is derived from a Greek term which means chief angels. Archangels are an extension of love, help, protection and assistance from God, the Creator, the source, the universe himself, to personify his infinite, expansive, stellar majesty, power, love, and grace. All of the archangels have special powers and gifts and abilities. They are all healers. They resonate at a very high vibration frequency and energy. In terms of rank, archangels are at the highest rank among all the angels for they are known to be the closest of the angels next to God. Archangels not only watch over us; they also watch over other angels, as well as the spiritual and other areas of the universal realms (like our very own real-life superheroes). In the canonical Bible, which the Protestants and the Catholics use, and in the Quran as well, there were two archangel named: Michael and Gabriel. In the book of Enoch, there were seven archangels. This was before the book of Enoch was removed from the Bible scriptures. The other five of the first seven are Raphiel, Azrael, Chamuel, Ariel, and Jophiel. In this book, I will tell you about the first seven archangels and also the other seven, the Dominion archangels, and their powers and abilities and how to ask for help, guidance, protection, and assistance whenever you need it. It's like having your very own dream team of angels.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Aug 13, 2022
• ISBN: 9781638446040

Book preview

cover.jpg

The Archangels

Heaven's Earth Messenger

Lavar Cephus

ISBN 978-1-63844-603-3 (paperback)

ISBN 978-1-63844-604-0 (digital)

Copyright © 2021 by Lavar Cephus

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission of the publisher. For permission requests, solicit the publisher via the address below.

Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.

832 Park Avenue

Meadville, PA 16335

www.christianfaithpublishing.com

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

Archangel Michael

Archangel Ariel

Archangel Gabriel

Archangel Raphael

Archangel Jophiel

Archangel Sandolphon

Archangel Metatron

Archangel Raziel

Archangel Chamuel

Archangel Uriel

Archangel Muriel

Archangel Haniel

Archangel Jeremiel

Archangel Zadkiel

About the Author

Archangel Michael

Angels are the messengers of God who exist to spread God's love and carry out God's will. Angels are found in all of the world's religions, including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, and some forms of Buddhism. Of all the different types of angels, the best known are the archangels. These are powerful celestial beings that are mentioned specifically in the book of Revelations chapter 82 as the seven angels who stand before God, being nearest to Him. Archangels dwell in the presence of God and therefore yield great power and spiritual authority. There are seven traditional archangels mentioned in Revelations, as well as in the book of Enoch. According to Enoch, the seven archangels are Raphael, Uriel, Gabriel, Seroquel, Lucifer, Raguel, and Michael. Archangel Michael. Of all of the archangels, none of them wield more power and carry more authority than Archangel Michael.

Who Is Archangel Michael?

Archangel Michael is widely considered to be the most powerful of all the archangels. In the Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions, Michael is known as the greatest of all the angels, working ceaselessly against the forces of darkness to bring peace and harmony to all beings. The name of Archangel Michael means He who is like God, and in the Bible, we learn the importance of Archangel Michael where he's called one of the chief princes in, Daniel 10:13. Archangel Michael is usually depicted with a sword or carrying the scales of divine justice. Michael's sword is glowing with a blazing blue flame, and he is described as wearing armor. The blue flame of Archangel Michael and his armor and sword are symbolic of courage, strength, and protection. Archangel Michael has historically been the archangel associated with protecting humanity from the forces of darkness. The commander of the legions of light, Archangel Michael is the mighty protector of all humanity. Among the angels, Michael is the supreme commander of the archangels and legions of heavenly forces known as the legions of light. Archangel Michael's power is symbolized by the element of fire and may appear in visions as a blue flame or as a blue ray. Archangel Michael's sword is made from sapphire and is associated with the discriminating wisdom that we develop as we attain higher levels of spiritual development. Michael's blue ray is also symbolic of the will of God. Michael's powers are derived from the wheel of the Creator in the Gnostic tradition, unearthed from the Dead Sea Scrolls. It is believed that the seven archangels were present at the creation of the universe. Michael was one of the archangels who carried out the divine will and led the forces of light against Satan's minions and ultimately defeated them.

Archangel Michael and History

One of the earliest references to Archangel Michael is among the Chaldeans. In ancient Chaldea, Archangel Michael was considered to be a protective spirit and even a deity in his own right. As