In Catholicism there are four great Angels: Michael, Gabriel,
Raphael, and Uriel of whom the latter is sometimes swapped for other Angels but at least the other three stay the same. If you go to a Baptist church they will assure you that they have nothing in common with Catholicism, yet when the main prayers are taking place the names of the Angels are sometimes mentioned and they are of course the same. In Islam the same thing happens and even in the New Age movement one often receives emails from someone who has channeled the Arch Angel Michael, who sends light into the grid as we make our transcendence into the beyond and all that mumbo jumbo. So what does this tell you? It’s obvious that if the main workers for the religions have remained the same, then all of the religions are in some way linked to the same source. Reason 147: This is a well known painting of the Angel Gabril and Even deeper you will find that the name Michael means “one who is like God”. If I remember correctly there was only one who pretended he was
Mohammad that has survived since antiquity. It strikes me as odd that Gabril has black wings, which signifies a fallen Angel. In addition to this in several texts many men who went to the East to become mystics say that Baphomet
like the Most High and We hurled him from space. Some may believe this and Mahomet where the same Being and were worshipped in mystic Islam. A is a stretch to advocate that Michael may be a Fallen Angel, however, let Muslim would call such statements sacrilegious however Baphomet also has us think again where the term Angel really comes from.
First off it should be mentioned that in the Hebrew doctrines they
black wings. It seems that all the old religions are tied to horned Gods some way or another, the Age of Ram.
classify their Angelic Beings as Aralim, Chesmalim, Aphanim, Ophanim, Malachim, Chioth Haqudush, etc. This means they do not group all their Spirit forces together and just call them all Angels in fact that term is foreign to them. This is because in encountering these Beings through evocation the Magicians and Cabbalist learned that many of them were very different from the others so they categorized them as such. Again the term Angel comes from the word Angle. It appears only Fallen Angels respond when evoked. 189