The explanation and translation of all of these names can be seen below, but the Oriental and Eastern traditions have one more archangel in common, namely the sixth, called Selaphiel. Likewise, it's worth noting that the last three archangels of the Eastern tradition represent the three forms, or types, of prayer: blessing, supplication and praise. Also, Zadkiel is one of two standard bearers (along with Zophiel) who follow directly behind the Archangel Michael as the head archangel enters battle.
== *[[Archangel Michael|Michael]] ==: "Who is like unto God?" Dan. 10:13; 12:1; Jude v. 9; Rev. 12:7-8. == *[[Archangel Gabriel|Gabriel]] =="The Powerful or Strong Man of God", "The Power or Strength of God" Dan. 8:16; 9:21; Luke 1:19-26. Also called Djibril or Jibril. == *[[Archangel Raphael|Raphael]] ==: "The Healing of God" Tobit 3:17; 12:15. Also called Israfel. He is the one that, according to the [[Book of Revelation]], will blow the trumpet on Judgement Day. == *[[Archangel Uriel|Uriel]] ==: "The Light or Fire of God" A.V. II Esdras 4:1. Also called Sariel, Suriel, or Muriel.[[Image:NTW-354.jpg ]] == *[[Archangel Selaphiel|Selaphiel]] ==: "The Command, Communicant or Prayer of God", since command and prayer represent the two forms, or types, of communication: the first one being descendant and the second ascendant. Also called Salathiel, Selathiel, Seraphiel, Sarakiel, Saraqael, Zarachiel, Zerachiel, or Zachariel. == *[[Archangel Jehudiel|Jehudiel]] ==: "The Glory, Laudation or Praise of God". Also called Jegudiel or Gudiel. == *[[Archangel Barachiel|Barachiel]] ==: "The Benediction or Blessings of God". Also called Varachiel. == *[[Archangel Raguel|Raguel]] ==: "The Friend of God". Also called Raziel[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/] (which means "The Secrets of God"—quite possible, if one takes into consideration Jesus' words at the [[Last Supper]]: "For I shall no longer call you servants, but friends, because the servant doesn't know His Master's will"). Likewise, we are not to confound him (Raziel) with Raphael, which is in perfect agreement with the fact that neither is Raguel to be confounded with Raphael. == *[[Archangel Jeremiel|Jeremiel]] ==: "The Compassion, Exaltation or Mercy of God" R.V. II Esdras 4:36. Also called Jeramiel, Jerahmiel, Jerehmiel, Ramiel, or Remiel. == *[[Archangel Anael|Anael]] ==: "The Grace or Joy of God". Also called Aniel, Hanael, or Haniel. == *[[Archnagel Archangel Jophiel|Jophiel]] ==: "The Beauty of God". Also called Orifiel, Jouphiel, Zouphiel, Zophiel, Zophkiel, Zaphiel, Zaphkiel, Kaphziel, Cassiel, or Kepharel. == *[[Archnagel Zadkiel|Zadkiel]] ==: "The Justice, Righteousness or Uprightness of God". Also called Sachiel, Tzadkiel, Zadakiel, Zedekiel, or Zedekul. == *[[Satan|Lucifer/Satan]] ==: "The Light-Bearer" or "The Morning-Star" Isaiah 14:12; "The Enemy" Jude 1:9, Revelation 12:9. Other names for this ''fallen'' archangel (or his companions) are: Azael, Azazel, Azrael, Izrael, Izreel, or Uzziel; Camael, Camiel, Camniel, Cancel, Chamuel, Kemuel, Samael, Shemuel, Simiel, or Zamael; Samiaza; Satanael.
==See also==
*[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com Jewish Encyclopedia]
==External Linkslinks==
*[http://www.comeandseeicons.com/groups/ati08.htm Icon of the Feast of the Archangels]
*[http://www.comeandseeicons.com/g/mib06.htm Icon of Archangel Gabriel]
