The Zohar describes this figure as dominant over the morning hours, and other kabbalistic literature associates him with earth and the color green. In the book of Enoch, he is commanded to imprison Azazel under the desert of Dudael. He is known in the Hadiths as Israfel, where it is said that he will first destroy the world and then cause a mass resurrection with two blows on his trumpet. In another apocryphal book, he masquerades as Azarias, but reveals his true identity after of Tobit's sight is restored. With a name meaning "God heals," FTP, identify this archangel, companion of Michael and
The Zohar describes this figure as dominant over the morning hours, and other kabbalistic literature associates him with earth and the color green. In the book of Enoch, he is commanded to imprison Azazel under the desert of Dudael. He is known in the Hadiths as Israfel, where it is said that he will first destroy the world and then cause a mass resurrection with two blows on his trumpet. In another apocryphal book, he masquerades as Azarias, but reveals his true identity after of Tobit's sight is restored. With a name meaning "God heals," FTP, identify this archangel, companion of Michael and Gabriel.
The Zohar describes this figure as dominant over the morning hours, and other kabbalistic literature associates him with earth and the color green.
{Raphael}