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The Seven Arch AngelsBased upon what we know from Scripture from Tobit 12:15; Revelation 1:4,20; 3:1; 8:2,6; and Isaiah 63:9, the Church has determined that there are Seven Archangels.
The Archangels have played an important role in the Bible and in other Jewish and Christian literature for many centuries.
Some of their names are very well known, while others have been forgotten to history.Archangel Names,Archangels names and meanings.
As of Council of Rome in 745 under the reign of Pope Saint Zachary, the Catholic Church officially only acknowledges the names of three of the seven Archangels: St.
Michael, St.
Gabriel, and St.
Raphael.
Although the Church acknowledges that there are seven Archangels according to Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, because these three Archangels are the only angels named in Scripture, they are currently the only three who are officially recognized by name in Catholic doctrine.
The names of the other four Archangels appear in Jewish and Christian sources outside of the canon of Sacred Scripture (an example is the Book of Enoch chapter 20) and their names are: Uriel, Raguel, Zerachiel, and Remiel.Archangel Names.Catholic Archangels.archangel names in bible
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