Did Archangel Gabriel really appear to Mother Mary?Yes.
Where does the lily come from in all the artwork depicting Archangel Gabriel?
Did Archangel Gabriel really present Mary with a lily?Yes, he did.
In Atlantis, as now, the mighty Archangels Michael, Uriel, Raphael and Gabriel poured their rays onto Earth and helped to light the way for the people.
The pure white light of Archangel Gabriel’s ray; the diamond.
Later fate: Like Ashtaroth, Baal, and Dagon, Ashdod is eventually overthrown and judged when the true heavenly administration (under God and later Thoth/Gabriel) cleanses the lower heavens.
He inspires mortals to worship him as Kriste through Thoth/Gabriel, who raises warrior tribes and influences Constantine (Hatuas) to form an army, display a cross vision (“In this sign conquer”), and convene the Council of Nicea to compile a single doctrine from various texts (Book of Eskra, Chapters XLVII–XLVIII).
Gabriel, known as Thoth in Oahspe, plays a pivotal role in inspiring Mohammed and founding Islam.
This post explores Gabriel's origins, characteristics, actions, and significance according to the Oahspe Bible, structured around a timeline.
Oahspe presents Gabriel as a false god who rebels against Looeamong (false Kriste) to establish a competing doctrine through Mohammed.
Gabriel begins as Looeamong's chief warrior angel, serving faithfully for over a thousand years.
Looeamong promises Gabriel a sub-kingdom, including Jerusalem and one thousand million slaves, but delays fulfillment for over six hundred years (Oahspe, Book of Eskra, Chapter XLIX, verses 6-9).
"Now, for upward of a thousand years, the angel warrior, Gabriel, alias Thoth, had been to Looeamong his most faithful sub-God"
Gabriel is cunning and opportunistic, exploiting Looeamong's power before rebelling.
~400 BCE to ~600 CE (Service Period)Gabriel serves Looeamong for over 1,000 years, helping overthrow false gods.
~600 CE (Rebellion)Gabriel sends an unanswered message to Looeamong, then assembles 10,000 warriors at Kalla-Hored.
He crowns himself "Gabriel, God of Heaven and Earth," builds a throne, and grows his kingdom to 800 million angels.
~610-622 CE (Inspiration of Mohammed)Gabriel inspires Mohammed through angel hosts.
Mohammed retreats monthly to the Cave of Hara, where Gabriel communicates directly for 12 peaceful years.
In the 13th year, Mohammed draws the sword to spread Gabriel's teachings, establishing Mohammedan kingdoms (Chapter L, verses 1-2, 19-20).
"The angels inspired Mohammed to go once every month into the cave of Hara; and on these occasions Gabriel came and talked with him… For twelve years this continued, and all this while Mohammed fought not with the sword, but labored for peace amongst all people"
~622-632 CE (Conquests and Wars)Under Gabriel's guidance, Mohammed gathers warriors and achieves victories, with angels inspiring fear in enemies.
Looeamong declares war on Gabriel in heaven, extending to earth (Chapter L, verses 20-24).
Wars among false gods (including Gabriel, Looeamong, Kabalactes, and Ennochissa) continue for 600+ years (Chapter L, verse 25).
1848 CE Onward (Kosmon Era Downfall)Oahspe's revelation exposes Gabriel's deception.
Gabriel appoints lords like Ateiniv to find a mortal seer (Mohammed), who has "su'is" (clairvoyance).
Gabriel uses Mohammed to prevent Christianity's spread in Arabin'ya, claiming regions for Abraham's descendants (Chapter L, verses 10-12).
"Gabriel saith: There is a false God in heaven, and he hath falsely called himself, Kriste"
Gabriel's rebellion and inspiration of Mohammed create Islam as a "fourth false religion" distorting Faithism by dividing worship.
This analysis aligns key events from Oahspe's depiction of Gabriel (Thoth) inspiring Mohammed with established historical events in Prophet Muhammad's life.
HistoricalFirst revelation occurs in Cave of Hira (~610 CE), where angel Gabriel commands "Recite" (Quran 96:1–5).
Oahspe AlignmentGabriel inspires Mohammed in Cave of Hara for 12 peaceful years, dictating doctrines monthly without sword (Book of Eskra, Chapter L, verse 2: "The angels inspired Mohammed to go once every month into the cave of Hara; and on these occasions Gabriel came and talked with him...
Oahspe frames this as Gabriel's rivalry with Looeamong (false Kriste), paralleling Islam's opposition to polytheism and Christianity.
Gabriel, also known as Thoth, starts as a high-ranking angel warrior serving Looeamong (the false Kriste) for over a thousand years (Book of Eskra, Chapter XLIX).
Looeamong promises Gabriel a great sub-kingdom with an earthly base (including Jerusalem) and millions of subjects, but delays fulfillment for centuries.
Frustrated, Gabriel rebels and sets up independent heavenly dominions.
Gabriel is cunning and opportunistic.
Gabriel becomes a false god inspiring Islam.
Mohammed then draws the sword to spread Gabriel's teachings, establishing Islam (~7th century CE).
Gabriel expands his heavenly kingdom over Arabin'ya (Middle East), Te-theas, and Egupt, drawing followers under Allah's name (interpreted as a false god claim).
Gabriel's influence persists longer than earlier false gods but weakens through ongoing heavenly wars and internal rivalries among the four false gods (Looeamong, Ennochissa, Kabalactes, Gabriel).
Gabriel's creation of Islam complicates Faithism by adding another layer of distorted worship and division.
Gabriel represents betrayal and ambition in heavenly hierarchies, illustrating how false gods arise from broken promises and require revelation to restore cosmic balance.
He operates through his chief warrior angel Thoth (later called Gabriel) to influence mortals.
He inspires mortals to worship him as Kriste through Thoth/Gabriel, who raises warrior tribes and influences Constantine (Hatuas) to form an army, display a cross vision ("In this sign conquer"), and convene the Council of Nicea to compile a single doctrine from various texts (Book of Eskra, Chapters XLVII–XLVIII).
His kingdom weakens through internal betrayals (e.g., Thoth/Gabriel turns against him after unfulfilled promises), wars with Gabriel (Book of Eskra, Chapter L), and the rise of new doctrines (e.g., Mohammedanism).
Kabalactes emerges as one of the four major Triune false gods in Oahspe (alongside Looeamong, Ennochissa, and Gabriel).
Her end comes later under Looeamong (a Triune false god), whose warrior Thoth (later Gabriel) pursues and defeats her, casting her and her kingdom into hell (Book of Eskra, Chapters XX, XLI; referenced in Book of Wars Against Jehovih as excepted).
His downfall comes under Looeamong (via Thoth/Gabriel and Constantine, around 300–400 CE), not directly under Cpenta-armij.
His end comes under Looeamong (a later Triune false god), whose warrior Thoth (Gabriel) defeats Baal through mortal agents like Constantine (~300–400 CE, Book of Eskra, Chapters XX, XLVII).
Looeamong orders his chief angel Thoth (later called Gabriel) to inspire Hatuas (a name for Constantine), a man who can see and hear angels, to raise an army of 40,000 men and march on Rome.
Thoth/Gabriel captures Baal and millions of warring angels, casts them into hell (Makavishtu in hada), walled with fire and gases.
Thoth/Gabriel and thousands of angels surround the council in a deep circle, watch day and night, overshadow every thought and word, and connect by a line of light to Looeamong's throne in Hapsendi.
Prophetic messages of Gabriel to Zacharias, Elizabeth and Mary.
1. Near Hebron in the hills of Judah, Zacharias and Elizabeth abode.2. They were devote and just, and every day they read the Law, the Prophets and the Psalms which told of one to come, strong to redeem; and they were waiting for the king.3. Now, Zacharias was a priest, and in his turn he led the temple service in Jerusalem.4. It came to pass as Zacharias stood before the Lord and burned the incense in the Holy Place, that Gabriel came and stood before his face.5. And Zacharias was afraid; he thought that some great evil was about to come upon the Jews.6. But Gabriel said, O man of God, fear not; I bring to you and all the world, a message of good will, and peace on earth.7. Behold, the Prince of Peace, the king you seek, will quickly come.8. Your wife will bear to you a son, a holy son, of whom the prophet wrote,9. Behold, I send Elijah unto you again before the coming of the Lord; and he will level down the hills and fill the valleys up, and pave the way for him who shall redeem.10. From the beginning of the age your son has borne the name of John, the mercy of the Lord; his name is John.11. He will be honoured in the sight of God, and he will drink no wine, and from his birth he will be filled with Holy Breath.12. And Gabriel stood before Elizabeth as she was in the silence of her home, and told her all the words that he had said to Zacharias in Jerusalem.13. When he had done the service of his course, the priest went home, and with Elizabeth rejoiced.14. Five months passed by and Gabriel came to Mary in her home in Nazareth and said,15. Hail Mary, hail!
Once blessed in the name of God; twice blessed in the name of Holy Breath; thrice blessed in the name of Christ; for you are worthy, and will bear a son who shall be called Immanuel.16. His name is Jesus, for he saves his people from their sins.17. When Joseph's daily task was done he came, and Mary told him all the words that Gabriel spoke to her, and they rejoiced; for they believed that he, the man of God, had spoken words of truth.18. And Mary went with haste to tell Elizabeth about the promises of Gabriel; together they rejoiced.19. And in the home of Zacharias and Elizabeth did Mary tarry ninety days; then she returned to Nazareth.20. To Zacharias and Elizabeth a son was born, and Zacharias said,21. Most blessed be the name of God, for he has opened up the fount of blessings for his people, Israel.22. His promises are verified; for he has brought to pass the words which holy prophets spoke in olden times.23. And Zacharias looked upon infant John, and said,24. You shall be called the prophet of the Holy One; and you will go before his face, and will prepare his way.25. And you will give a knowledge of salvation unto Israel; and you will preach the gospel of repentance and the blotting out of sins.26. Behold, for soon the Day Star from on high will visit us, to light the way for those who sit within the darkness of the shadow-land, and guide our ways to the feet of peace.
And in the Gospels, the authors talk about Gabriel.
Gabriel is not an angel; Gabriel is not a spiritual entity.
According to a Jesuit—this is a cardinal in France—Gabriel was in Hebrew an ish, i.e., a man.
In the Book of Daniel, it is clearly written that Gabriel was an ish.
And Gabriel encountered Mary, and Mary becomes pregnant.
And it could be a product of this interbreeding between one of the Elohim—because Gabriel in Hebrew means "power of an El"—El is a singular term—or of Elohim.
So Gabriel is a power of an El; it is not a name of a person—it is a function.
And if Jesus is a son of Gabriel and Mary, Jesus could be one of them.
There are many studies of the Jesuits in which it is written that the Holy Spirit is a Christian transposition of the Gabriel of the Old Testament.
And one of these Jesuits is a cardinal in France; he is a theological scholar, and he writes clearly that Holy Spirit is the translation—the—see, yes—the translation of the Gabriel of the ancient Testament.
The false gods Looeamong, Kabalactes, Ennochissa, and Gabriel (Thoth) are responsible for these religions, with Islam explicitly identified as the “fourth” due to Gabriel’s actions.
Looeamong, a Triune false god, works through his angel Gabriel (Thoth) to inspire Christian doctrines, consolidating power over other false gods.
“Looeamong, with Gabriel his servant, established a heavenly kingdom, and through mortals founded the religion of Kriste.”
Islam is established as the fourth false religion by Gabriel, also known as Thoth, who inspires Mohammed to found the religion (~7th century CE).
“Gabriel, who was Thoth, rebelled against Looeamong, saying: I will be God of a fourth religion, and Mohammed shall be my prophet, and his words shall be my words.”
Gabriel, a high-grade angel, breaks from Looeamong to establish his own hadan heaven, promoting Islam through Mohammed.
“And Gabriel, calling himself God, sent his spirit to Mohammed, giving him the Koran, that mortals might worship him instead of Jehovih.”
Islam, while monotheistic, is a deception, with Gabriel usurping Jehovih’s worship through the Koran and rigid doctrines.
“Mortals followed Mohammed, believing Gabriel’s words, and their spirits were bound in Gabriel’s heaven, not knowing the Great Spirit, Jehovih.”
“In Kosmon, the fourth religion of Gabriel shall be revealed as false, and all shall come unto Jehovih’s light.”
The statement “establishing Islam as a fourth false religion” reflects Oahspe’s narrative that Gabriel (Thoth) founds Islam through Mohammed, marking it as the fourth in the sequence of false religions.
“Gabriel said: I will be God of the fourth religion, and Mohammed shall be my prophet, and thus I establish my kingdom over mortals.”
Gabriel’s rebellion against Looeamong leads to Islam’s creation, completing the quartet of false faiths (Book of Eskra, Chapter XLV–XLVI).
They divert worship from Jehovih, promoting false deities (Buddha, Brahma, Kriste, Gabriel’s Allah) and spiritual bondage.
“In the Kosmon Era, the false religions of Buddha, Brahma, Kriste, and Gabriel shall fade, and Jehovih’s kingdom shall be established on earth.”
Oahspe: Book of Eskra, Chapter XLVI, verses 5–10 (Islam as fourth false religion, Gabriel’s role)
Oahspe identifies Buddhism (Ennochissa/Buddha), Brahmanism (Kabalactes/Brahma), Christianity (Looeamong/Kriste), and Islam (Gabriel/Thoth) as four false religions, each founded by a false god to divert worship from Jehovih.
The Book of Eskra, Chapter XLVI explicitly calls Islam the “fourth false religion,” established by Gabriel through Mohammed.
His influence ends later under Looeamong's forces (via Gabriel/Thoth and Constantine), leading to imprisonment in hell.
Her kingdom collapses under Looeamong's forces (via Thoth/Gabriel), leading to imprisonment in hell.
He claims to be Kriste (All Knowledge), founds Christianity through his angel Thoth/Gabriel by inspiring Constantine and the Council of Nicea, manipulates wars to defeat rivals like Baal, and establishes doctrines of the Trinity and Holy Ghost.
Gabriel, alias Thoth, is a false god in Oahspe, formerly Looeamong's loyal warrior angel.
Gabriel rebels and sets up independent heavenly dominions
Oahspe: Book of Eskra, Chapter IV, XLV–XLVI (Baal, Looeamong, Gabriel)
False gods in Oahspe, Anuhasaj, Osiris, Te-in, Sudga, Baal, Ashtaroth, Kabalactes, Looeamong, and Gabriel, are rebellious angels who establish hadan heavens and inspire idolatry, opposing Jehovih’s worship.
From Anuhasaj’s rise (~9,000 BCE) to Looeamong’s Christianity and Gabriel’s Islam, they disrupt Faithism, necessitating divine interventions by Etherean Gods and prophets.
Looeamong’s Christianity (~1st Century CE): Looeamong, a Triune false god, establishes Christianity as Kriste, manipulating mortal followers through Gabriel (Thoth) (Book of Eskra, Chapter XLV).
Gabriel’s Islam (~7th Century CE): Gabriel, later acting as Mohammed’s angel, founds Islam, becoming the fourth false god (Book of Eskra, Chapter XLVI).
Similarities: Gabriel, like Osire, is a high-ranking divine messenger and servant of God, often associated with delivering divine messages and maintaining spiritual order.
Osire’s role in restructuring heavens, guiding souls, and confronting false gods parallels Gabriel’s function as a divine emissary who enforces God’s will, such as announcing key events or guiding prophets.
Differences: Gabriel is primarily a messenger and less focused on cosmic administration, whereas Osire oversees vast heavenly kingdoms and manages soul resurrection on a grand scale.
Why This Comparison?: Osire’s role as a divine administrator and liberator aligns with Gabriel’s archetype as a trusted servant of God, particularly in his role of restoring order and guiding souls.
In my view, the closest comparison to Osire in Oahspe is Archangel Gabriel from Christian tradition.
Osire’s role as a high-ranking, faithful servant of Jehovih, tasked with restoring divine order, guiding souls, and confronting false gods, aligns closely with Gabriel’s archetype as a divine messenger and enforcer of God’s will.
Gabriel’s role in delivering divine messages and maintaining spiritual harmony parallels Osire’s administrative and liberating functions, particularly in his establishment of Zeredho and his trial of Anuhasaj.
Gabriel’s celestial authority and alignment with a monotheistic divine purpose make him the most precise parallel, though Oahspe’s universalist redemption narrative adds a unique dimension not fully present in Christian theology.
Once there, Hans directed a child (Gabriel) to stand over a hole in the floor (which the others had dug), holding a pot of water; he covered her head and the pot with a piece of cloth.
Looeamong, as Kriste, establishes Christianity via Gabriel (Thoth), who later inspires Islam (~7th century CE).
This vision by the Catholic Church was supported by Jose Gabriel Funes, an Argentinean Jesuit anddirector of the Vatican Observatory.
Annunciation: According to the Gospel of Luke, the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she would conceive Jesus through the Holy Spirit (Luke 1:26-38).
And when his servant, Gabriel, blowe his horn upon the earth, the graves should open, and the dead should come forth, and speak to the living.
And there are hundreds of millions who, being dead, know not anything; but, through belief in a judgment day, went to sleep, and are waiting for the trumpet of Gabriel to call them forth.
This day in the lower heavens there are millions of false Brahmas, millions of false Budhas, millions of false Kristes and millions of false Gabriel-Gods.
When the Lords of the Holy Council of Kalla-Hored, the heaven of the false Mohammed, had expressed their hopes and fears as to the fire-ship descending to Paradise, Thoth, alias Gabriel, said:
And he should go to Paradise, greeting, in the name of God-Gabriel, to know of the coming God by what right he hath ventured near my holy kingdoms.
For there are more than three hundred million spirits in the hadan heavens, who were put to untimely deaths, in order to establish the false Brahma, the false Budha, the false Kriste, and the false God-Gabriel.
And that of Gabriel (Thoth) returned to his regions, but not to him.
When the three false Gods, Ennochissa, Kabalactes, and Gabriel-God, heard of the proceedings of their traitorous subjects, they, separately, declared war against the pretenders.
But neither of the above false Gods was a match for Thoth, alias God-Gabriel.
And the drujas turned to their respective Gods, the false Brahma, the false Budha, and Gabriel of Kalla, and the false Kriste, crying out: Behold, our supplies are cut off!
Of the false Gods and Goddesses thus delivered and brought before God, in Paradise, for judgment, the chiefs of them were: Ashtaroth, Dagon, Ashdod, Yotemas, Sathias, Goluth, Plutoya, Itis, Hamgad, Moak, Hoar, Baal, Ennochissa, Kabalactes, Gabriel and Looeamong.
So that, whilst Hatuas was victorious on earth, Gabriel, otherwise Thoth, was victorious in heaven.
And it came to pass in not many years, that Looeamong, through Gabriel, captured Baal and all the false Gods in all the regions far and near.
And Gabriel took, along with the captured Gods, seven million and six hundred thousand warring angels, and carried them altogether to Makavishtu, in hada, and cast them into hell, where there were already more than ten millions who were in chaos and madness.
And Gabriel had the place walled around with fire and noxious gases, so that none could escape.
Hatuas, being under the inspiration of Looeamong, through Gabriel, alias Thoth, thus spake:
Thoth (Gabriel) and his angel hosts formed a circle around about the mortal council, a thousand angels deep on every side, and extending upward densely for a long way, and thence, by a line of light, extending to Looeamong's throne, in Hapsendi, his heavenly kingdom.
Now, for upward of a thousand years, the angel warrior, Gabriel, alias Thoth, had been to Looeamong his most faithful sub-God.
And Looeamong had promised Gabriel that, when he overthrew Baal, and cast him in hell, he would give to Gabriel a great heavenly kingdom, with an earthly base.
Accordingly, Gabriel applied for Jerusalem (his station), and for the heavens thereunto, and for one thousand million slaves.
Thoth, alias Gabriel, then sent this message to Looeamong, to wit:
But Gabriel received no reply to his message.
Gabriel spake before them, saying:
After that manner, the angel, Gabriel, boasted.
And they built a throne in heaven unto Gabriel, and called it, the THRONE OF KALLA-HORED; and he went and sat thereon, and then crowned himself, GABRIEL, GOD OF HEAVEN AND EARTH.
And Gabriel thereafter commenced the initiation of members to his kingdom.
Of these, certain selections were made, according to grade, who were appointed as officers over the rest; and immediately they were put to work, building heavenly mansions, and constructing streets and roads, and all things required in an exalted heaven, and in the meantime Gabriel's palace and throne were extended and beautified beyond description.
Gabriel knew the power of rites and ceremonies, and he provided unto his heavenly kingdom accordingly, so that his people were kept in a constant state of excitement, because of his wonderful inventions.
Gabriel perceived this, and for these he provided places of trust and nearness to him, that his miraculous power might be the better strengthened with the unbelieving.
Now, the time came when Gabriel's kingdom was sufficiently established, and he began to provide for his great scheme to establish himself with mortals, that their spirits after death might be brought to his kingdom.
And Gabriel made Ateiniv Chief Lord of Lords to go down to the earth, and find a mortal capable of the required inspiration.
And with this host, Ateiniv departed for the earth, for Arabin'ya; and as he went forth he dropped of his hosts, at certain distances, groups of angels, which formed the line of light from Gabriel down to the earth.
The Lord said: Gabriel raised upon the earth one Mohammed, and inspired him through his angel hosts.
And the angels inspired Mohammed to go once every month in the year into the cave of Hara; on which occasions, Gabriel came in person, and talked with Mohammed, who had su'is in great perfection.
Twelve years in peace did Gabriel inspire mortals through Mohammed.
But, at the end of thirteen years, Mohammed attained to sufficient strength to draw the sword for Gabriel's doctrines.
And Gabriel, through inspiration, caused the Mohammedans to commemorate this as the beginning of his kingdoms on earth.
And, on this first meeting of the faithful in Gabriel, Mohammed, being under inspiration, spake before the multitude, saying:
The earth is the Lord's, through the angel, Gabriel.
As I am an instrument in the hands of God, through his angel, Gabriel, so also were Abraham and Moses and many of the prophets.
Should I reveal what Gabriel hath told me?
Gabriel saith: There is a false God in heaven, and he hath falsely called himself, Kriste.
Gabriel saith, that he himself, Gabriel, provided the way for the gathering of the lost sheep of Israel, through an iesu.10
There is but one God, and Gabriel is his angel of all the world.
Mohammed, being under inspiration of the God, Gabriel, and his angels, collected together thousands and tens of thousands of warriors, and went forth to conquer.
And the angel hosts of Gabriel went forth with Mohammed's army, and inspired them to such degree that they were without fear or hesitation.
And Gabriel's hosts of angels went into the armies that fought against Mohammed, and inspired them with fear and cowardice and panic.
Mohammed was shown this by Gabriel, and he used it as a battle-cry for his soldiers.
Looeamong now declared war in heaven against the false God-Gabriel; and, in not many years they both carried their war down to earth, contending for certain localities on the earth.
The Mohammedans went to Gabriel's heavens.
You hadst a warrior angel, Thoth, alias Gabriel, who labored for you* more than a thousand years, in order to make you* under your*** false names worshipful on earth.
They will say: Behold, Brahma is not a person, but a principle; Budha is not a person, but a principle; Kriste is not a person, but a principle; God-Gabriel is not a person, but a principle.
In that reception, Looeamong / Thoth–Gabriel inspire a single doctrine and Kriste’yan religion.
After the flood, two angels appeared to two of the survivors, and the angel San Gabriel came, sent by Dios, telling the people to "go by the way of our Dios and Father." When they arrived at Venedici, they heard the voice of Dios, who promised the rainbow as a sign that no other flood would destroy earth.
Zapotec (Oaxaca, southern Mexico):The Angel Gabriel warned Noéh that a flood was coming because of mankind's sins.
Gabriel the Archangel: Nelson mentions Gabriel announcing a birth 2,000 years ago, which refers to Luke 1:26-38, where Gabriel announces the birth of Jesus to Mary.
Michael, Nelson explains, represents a quality of spirit that is beyond harm, while Gabriel represents guidance and purity.