Where does the angel gabriel appear in the bible?
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Where in the bible does Angel Gabriel appear? When the Angel Gabriel appears in the bible, where is he?
Daniel 8:15–26, 9:21–27, Luke 1:11–38
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Gabriel
Where does the angel gabriel appear in the bible?
Gabriel Annunciation Elizabeth (biblical figure) Angel of the Lord Annunciation to the shepherds Muhammad's first revelation Michael (archangel) Gabriel (given name) Archangel Angel
<b>Gabriel</b> in the Abrahamic religions, <b>is</b> an archangel. He was first described in the 
Hebrew <b>Bible</b> and was subsequently adopted by other traditions. In the Hebrew 
<b>Bible</b>, <b>Gabriel appears</b> to the prophet Daniel to explain his ... Alongside 
archangel Michael, <b>Gabriel is</b> described as the guardian <b>angel</b> of Israel, 
defending this&nbsp;... The Annunciation (from Latin annuntiatio), also referred to as the Annunciation to 
the Blessed ... In the <b>Bible</b>, the Annunciation <b>is</b> narrated in Luke 1:26–38: 26 In 
the sixth month of Elizabeth&#39;s pregnancy, God sent the <b>angel Gabriel</b> to ... of the 
Lord <b>appeared</b> to him in a dream and said, &quot;Joseph son of David, <b>do</b> not be afraid 
to&nbsp;... The <b>angel</b> identified himself as <b>Gabriel</b> and told Zacharias that he would be &quot;
dumb, and not able to speak&quot; until the words were fulfilled, because he <b>did</b> not 
believe&nbsp;... The (or an) <b>angel</b> of the LORD <b>is</b> an entity appearing repeatedly in the Tanakh (
Old Testament) on behalf of God (Yahweh). The term malakh YHWH, which 
occurs 65 times in the text of the Hebrew <b>Bible</b>, <b>can</b> be translated either as &quot;the 
<b>angel</b> of the Lord&quot; or &quot;an <b>angel</b> ... The <b>angel</b> of the Lord <b>appears</b> to Moses in a 
flame in verse 2, and God&nbsp;... The annunciation to the shepherds <b>is</b> an episode in the Nativity of Jesus 
described in the <b>Bible</b> in Luke 2, in which <b>angels</b> tell a group ... After this, a great 
many more <b>angels appear</b>, praising God with the words &quot;Glory to God in the ... as 
<b>Gabriel</b> Heatter preaches the annunciation of peace and good will, “(just) at that 
moment,&nbsp;... The entrance to the Hira cave. According to Sunni tradition, during one such 
occasion while he was in contemplation, the <b>angel Gabriel appeared</b> before him 
in the&nbsp;... Michael <b>is</b> an archangel in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. In Roman Catholic, 
Eastern ... Catholic sanctuaries to Michael <b>appeared</b> in the 4th century, when he 
was ... In his second role, Michael <b>is the angel</b> of death, carrying the souls of all 
the ... in International Standard <b>Bible</b> Encyclopedia, states: &quot;The earlier Protestant
&nbsp;... Gabriel (Hebrew: גַבְרִיאֵל) <b>is</b> a given name derived from the Hebrew name &quot;
Gabriel&quot; meaning &quot;God <b>is</b> my strength&quot; or &quot;God <b>is</b> my strong man&quot;. The name was 
popularized by the association with the <b>angel Gabriel</b>. The Protestant <b>Bible</b> provides names for three angels: &quot;Michael the archangel&quot;, 
the <b>angel Gabriel</b>, who <b>is</b> called &quot;the man Gabriel&quot; in Daniel 9:21 and third&nbsp;... An <b>angel is</b> generally a supernatural being found in various religions and 
mythologies. ... Such <b>angels</b> may receive specific names (such as <b>Gabriel</b> or 
Michael) or titles (such as ... If the word refers to some supernatural being, the 
word angelus <b>appears</b>. ... Daniel <b>is</b> the first <b>biblical</b> figure to refer to individual 
<b>angels</b> by name,&nbsp;...
Gospel of Luke
Gabriel