Archangel / princely figure in biblical tradition
Michael
Who is like God?
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Angel Lexikon section
A source-transparent register of named angelic figures and intermediary beings across biblical, apocryphal, Enochic, Quranic, Kabbalistic, Merkabah, comparative, and scholarly source types.
Archangel / princely figure in biblical tradition
Who is like God?
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Archangel / messenger figure
God is my strength.
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Archangel in deuterocanonical and later tradition
God restores.
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Archangel in apocryphal and later tradition
Light of God or Fire of God.
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Holy angel in Enochic tradition
Friend of God or companion of God.
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Holy angel in Enochic and apocalyptic tradition
Mercy of God or thunder of God, depending on linguistic interpretation.
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Angel in apocryphal Ezra tradition
Mercy of God.
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Holy angel in Enochic tradition
God is my ruler or command of God, depending on form and tradition.
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Angel of the presence in Enochic tradition
Face of God.
Apocryphal Sources · Early Jewish Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Angel in later medieval and Kabbalistic correspondence traditions
Grace of God or favor of God.
Medieval Tradition · Kabbalistic Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Exalted angelic figure in Hekhalot/Merkabah and later Jewish mystical tradition
Uncertain; scholarly explanations vary.
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Angel in rabbinic, Merkabah, and later Kabbalistic tradition
Uncertain; later tradition gives several explanations.
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Angel in later Jewish mystical and correspondence tradition
Secret of God or mystery of God.
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Angel in later angelological tradition
Beauty of God.
Medieval Tradition · Kabbalistic Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Angel in later Kabbalistic correspondence tradition
Righteousness of God.
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Angel in later medieval and correspondence tradition
One who seeks God or strength of God, depending on form and tradition.
Medieval Tradition · Kabbalistic Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Angel in later Kabbalistic correspondence tradition
Contemplation of God or knowledge of God, depending on interpretation.
Medieval Tradition · Kabbalistic Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Biblical name/title with later angelological reception
Lion of God or hearth/altar of God depending on context.
Canonical Scripture · Medieval Tradition · Interpretive Layer
Quranic angelic figure associated with revelation
Arabic form corresponding to Gabriel.
Quranic · Islamic Traditions · Comparative Layer · Interpretive Layer
Quranic angelic figure
Arabic form corresponding to Michael.
Quranic · Islamic Traditions · Comparative Layer · Interpretive Layer
Angel in Islamic eschatological tradition
Name origin uncertain in Islamic angelological reception.
Islamic Traditions · Comparative Layer · Interpretive Layer
Angel of death title in Quranic text; Azrael in later tradition
Often understood as help of God, though explanations vary.
Quranic · Islamic Traditions · Comparative Layer · Interpretive Layer