Gabriel

Mark Isaak

Flood Stories from Around the World

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.

Robert Nelson

KEYS 62 ANGELS

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.

Robert Nelson

Birthright (#3 part 6) Bobs Life

Michael, a non-terrestrial being, was responsible for the immaculate conception, working alongside the Archangel Gabriel.

Robert Nelson

YARRIED Part 3/3 Man From Atlantis

He indicated that Archangel Michael and Archangel Gabriel played significant roles in his life and their presence often provided him with protection and guidance.

Stewart Pearce

The angels of Atlantis

Previous sessions included messages from Gabriel and Haniel.

Melchizedek

Preservation by God: In chapter 71, the archangel Gabriel takes Melchizedek to the Garden of Eden to preserve him from the Flood, marking him as a special figure in the divine plan and ensuring the continuation of the priesthood.

The 6 Elohim

Gabriel: A messenger angel, Gabriel is known for delivering important messages from God to humans.

The Muslim Adam Story

The Creation of Adam and Hawa

Adam thereupon sent the angel Gabriel to ask God's permission to take to him Hava as his wife.

Gabriel returned with the answer that she had been created to be his helpmate, and that he was to treat her with gentleness and love.

Gabriel helped them to mount and led them into Paradise, where they were greeted by all the angels and beasts with the words: "Hail, father and mother of Mohammed!"

Sabine Baring-Gould

The death of Adam

Gabriel, an angel, brought Adam the remaining wheat grains from the forbidden tree, along with oxen and farming tools.

Following Gabriel’s guidance, Adam plowed the land but encountered Abel's body.

Gabriel taught Adam and Eve agriculture and animal husbandry.

Seth performed the burial rites for Adam, assisted by Gabriel.

His son Seth washed and buried him, after that the angel Gabriel, or, according to some accounts, Allah himself, had blessed him: Eve died a year later.

Adam’s Testament:Adam’s will, as per some traditions, was dictated to his numerous offspring, overseen by Gabriel and millions of angels.

Some apocryphal texts claim Adam authored psalms and delivered a final testament, sealed by Gabriel.

Epitaph:Gabriel Alvarez’s epitaph of Adam reflects on Adam’s creation, fall, penitence, and the redemption brought by Jesus Christ, the "Second Adam".

Legends of Old Testament Characters

Androgyne Adam

Adam thereupon sent the angel Gabriel to ask God's permission to take to him Hava as his wife.

Gabriel returned with the answer that she had been created to be his helpmate, and that he was to treat her with gentleness and love.

Gabriel helped them to mount and led them into Paradise, where they were greeted by all the angels and beasts with the words: "Hail, father and mother of Mohammed!"

Matias de Stefano

Michael

And then Michael, Uriel, Raphael, and Gabriel looked down from heaven and saw much blood being shed upon the earth, and all lawlessness being wrought upon the earth.

Manna

The angel Gabriel was sent out of Paradise to give him the rest of the wheat-grains Eve had plucked from the forbidden tree, together with two oxen, and various instruments of husbandry.

Hitherto he had fed on roots and berries, and had known nothing of sowing grain; acting under Gabriel's directions, he ploughed the land, but the plough stuck, and Adam impatiently smote one of the oxen, and it spoke to him and said, "Wherefore hast thou smitten me?"

When the wheat was sprung up, Gabriel gave Adam fire from hell, which however he had previously washed seventy times in the sea, or it would have consumed the earth and all things thereon.

Archangel

Gabriel

Gabriel is one of the most well-known archangels, commonly recognized in religious traditions, including Christianity, Judaism, and Islam.

Here are some key points about Gabriel across these faiths:

Gabriel is celebrated as the messenger archangel who announced significant events in the New Testament, such as the births of John the Baptist and Jesus Christ to Elizabeth and Mary, respectively.

Gabriel is considered a powerful archangel who performs acts of justice and power.

In Jewish folklore, Gabriel is also known for his role as a protector and warrior, defending Israel against its foes.

Gabriel (Jibril in Arabic) holds a prominent place as the angel of revelation.

Gabriel is also involved in other key events, such as accompanying the Prophet during the Mi'raj (the ascension to heaven).

Daniel 8:15-16: When Daniel has a vision involving a ram and a goat, Gabriel is instructed to explain the vision to him.

And I heard a man's voice between the banks of the Ulai, and it called, 'Gabriel, make this man understand the vision.'"

Daniel 9:21-23: Gabriel appears again to provide insight and explanation to Daniel's prayers about the seventy weeks prophecy.

The text states: "While I was speaking in prayer, the man Gabriel, whom I had seen in the vision at the first, came to me in swift flight at the time of the evening sacrifice.

Luke 1:19: Gabriel identifies himself to Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist, when he appears to him in the temple.

Gabriel says, "I am Gabriel.

Luke 1:26-31: Gabriel is sent by God to Nazareth to visit Mary, the future mother of Jesus.

This passage includes the famous annunciation scene, where Gabriel tells Mary she will conceive and bear a son, Jesus.

Solomon

Solomon, gifted with a luminous ring from the angel Gabriel, gains dominion over winds, animals, birds, and even the jinn.

Matias de Stefano

Angelic Hierarchy

Notable angels include Michael, the protector of the Christian Church and commander-in-chief of God's angel armies, and Gabriel, known as a frequent visitor from the higher realms and a messenger of significant revelations.

Gabriel

The four archangels—Gabriel, Michael, Israfiel, and Asrael—were required to bring earth from the four quarters of the world, that therefrom God might fashion man.

Having children through divine intervention

As mentioned, Zechariah and Elizabeth were both advanced in years when they were told by the angel Gabriel that they would have a son, John the Baptist (Luke 1:5-25).

For example, an angel of the Lord informed Manoah and his wife about Samson's birth, and the angel Gabriel told Zechariah about the birth of John the Baptist.

Anunnaki

The 200 Grigori

while I was still in prayer, Gabriel, the man I had seen in the earlier vision, came to me in swift flight about the time of the evening sacrifice. 

According to this system the Watchers were ruled over by four great Watchers known as Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Auriel.

The Nephilim

And then Michael, Uriel, Raphael, and Gabriel looked down from heaven and saw much blood being shed upon the earth, and all lawlessness being wrought upon the earth.

Celestial being or Angles

Among them are Jibril (Gabriel), Mikail (Michael), Israfil (Raphael), and others.

The Greys

In 1933, Swedish novelist Gustav Sandgren, writing as Gabriel Linde, published "Den okända faran" (The Unknown Danger), featuring extraterrestrials with short stature, big bald heads, dark gleaming eyes, and grey clothing.