Every myth carries a truth older than the civilization that told it.
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Archangel Gabriel in Hebrew and Jewish tradition — “God is my strength”, the supreme angel of revelation who interprets visions and enacts divine power,
Archangel Raphael in Hebrew and Jewish tradition — “God heals”, the celestial physician and guide of travelers from the Book of Tobit who drives off
Jophiel, “the Beauty of God” — the archangel of beauty, wisdom, and divine illumination who lights the mind with the radiance of understanding, guards the
Chamuel, “He Who Seeks God” — the archangel of peaceful relationships, love, and the seeking of the divine, who fosters love and reconciliation, heals
Haniel (Anael), “the Grace of God” — the archangel of joy, grace, beauty, and the mysteries of nature and the moon, associated with the sefirah of
Barachiel (Barakiel), “the Blessing of God” — the archangel of blessings, good fortune, and lightning who showers the blessings of God upon the faithful,
Raguel, “the Friend of God” — the archangel of justice, harmony, and order among the angels, who oversees the conduct of the heavenly host, ensures they
Remiel (Jeremiel), “the Mercy of God” — the archangel of hope, divine visions, and the souls of the dead, who guides the faithful to heaven, grants true
Sariel (Suriel), “the Command of God” — an archangel of Jewish tradition associated with healing, the moon, knowledge, and the fate of souls, one of the
Camael, “He Who Sees God” — the archangel of strength, courage, and divine severity in Jewish mysticism, a fierce warrior-angel who leads the celestial
