Archangels are recognized in Christian, Jewish, and Islamic traditions with well-defined roles.
Gabriel, meaning "God is my strength," is a chief messenger of God, known for delivering significant announcements such as the Annunciation to Mary and the birth of John the Baptist. He is also the angel who represents the element of water.
Archangel Ariel: is known as the "Lion of God" or "Lioness of God," she oversees the natural world and physical universe. Her role includes healing and protecting animals, plants, and the Earth's elements. She is often depicted with symbols of nature like water, wild animals, and flowers, and her energy colors are pale pink, silvery white, and light blue. She works closely with Archangel Raphael in healing and protecting the natural world.
Archangel Haniel: is associated with the planet Venus and the moon, symbolizing victory, endurance, and joy. Her name means "God is my grace," reflecting her connection to divine favor and beauty. She helps individuals overcome sorrow, anxiety, and lower vibrations, guiding them toward inner peace and spiritual awakening. She is considered the source of all joy and aids in the pursuit of a meaningful, fulfilling life.
Archangels are powerful, angelic beings
According to the Bible, angels are spiritual beings created by God, serving as messengers and ministers to carry out His will. The term "angel" originates from the Hebrew word mal’ak and the Greek word angelos, both meaning "messenger". They are described as "ministering spirits sent forth to serve for the sake of those who are to inherit salvation" , fulfilling roles as messengers, ministers, warriors, and worshipers.
Angels are real, created beings with greater strength and abilities than humans, though they are not immortal and can fall from grace.
They are not to be worshiped, as only God deserves worship; they obey God's commands and do not act on human requests. While they are holy and sinless, they possess moral choice and the freedom to choose between good and evil.
