Each Angel had a message –
To a dear friend seeking a home for their spirit,
Remember that Jesus was a Rabbi, a Jewish teacher whose ministry was rooted in the ancient traditions of his people. When he promised, “In my Father’s house there are many rooms” (John 14:2), he was drawing on a beautiful Jewish marriage custom where a groom builds a special place for his bride in his father’s household, ensuring there is always “plenty of room” for those he loves.
Today, the Catholic Church echoes this welcoming message. Guided by the teachings of recent Popes, the Church emphasizes that:
- God’s mercy is expansive: Pope Francis has famously shared that “every religion is a way to arrive at God,” like different languages expressing the same divine reality.
- The Spirit works in everyone: According to the landmark Second Vatican Council document Nostra Aetate, the Church “rejects nothing that is true and holy” in other religions, recognizing that they often reflect a “ray of that Truth which enlightens all”.
- Faith is a family dialogue: St. John Paul II often spoke of our “elder brothers” in other faiths, teaching that salvation is possible for all who follow their conscience with a sincere heart, even if they do not explicitly know Christ.
Just as a house has many rooms, the divine heart has space for every sincere seeker. You are welcome here, and your journey is honored.
Angels visited me
Imagine stepping into a sanctuary where heaven meets earth—a place where golden mosaics shimmer like stars, and the air hums with ancient wisdom. That’s exactly what happened to me inside the Cathedral of Monreale, Sicily’s most magnificent church, a UNESCO World Heritage site that feels like a portal to the divine. As a medical intuitive and energy healer, I’ve always tuned into the unseen energies around us, but on that fateful day in Italy, something extraordinary unfolded. Angels visited me, each bearing a message of guidance, healing, and profound connection. It wasn’t just a vision; it was a download—a cascade of celestial insights that reminded me of our infinite potential to co-create with the universe.
In that sacred space, surrounded by Byzantine artistry depicting stories of creation and redemption, I felt a surge of gratitude wash over me. As Ann Ree Colton so beautifully said, “Gratitude is the beginning of ecstasy.” And ecstasy it was. These angels didn’t appear as ethereal figures with wings; they came as vibrations, whispers, and flashes of knowing, each one revealing a facet of the human spirit’s journey. Their names, rooted in ancient cultures like Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, and woven through Jewish, Christian, and Muslim lore, have evolved over millennia. Many end in “-el” or “-yah,” signifying “of God” or “Lord,” a testament to their divine link—powerful conduits for invocation and transformation.
What follows is not just a list, but a tapestry of their essences, shared through short, inspiring stories drawn from timeless traditions. Each one invites you to reflect, to praise the miracles in your own life, and to embrace gratitude as your guiding light. As Colton reminds us, “Healing begins in praising.” Let these angelic encounters ignite your soul, just as they did mine.
Angels told me they are just waiting for you to ask them for help.
Each has listed their favorite thing to help you with!
The Celestial Hierarchy: An A-Z Guide to Angels, Archons, and Guardians
From the silent watchers of the night to the fiery warriors of the sun, angelic lore is vast and mysterious. Whether you are a student of history, a believer in the esoteric, or simply curious about the names that have echoed through centuries of ritual and prayer, this guide illuminates the major players in the celestial realms.
A Divine Encounter:
She gives her permission for you to hear her story so that you will ask for help too! Please watch this video with a box of kleenex!
A: The Guardians of Beginning
- Abasdarhon: The Sentinel of the Night. Emerging as the guardian of the fifth hour, he ensures the smooth transition of time, warding off chaos as the world sleeps.
- Abraxas: The Cosmic Weaver. An ancient Gnostic figure often conflated with angelic hierarchies, representing the complex harmony of cosmic forces and the union of opposites.
- Adnachiel: The Harbinger of November. Ruling over Sagittarius, he guides the shift from autumn’s decay to winter’s introspection, offering hope to those facing new beginnings.
- Adonael: The Pillar of Justice. An archangel invoked in times of crisis to dispel confusion and restore equilibrium to troubled souls.
- Aeshma: The Spirit of Fury. Originating in Persian lore, Aeshma is the formidable opponent of order, often serving as a reminder of the internal battles mortals must fight against wrath.
- Af: The Angel of Wrath. Despite his frightening name, he is a being of light who illuminates the dark paths, breaking through barriers of spiritual stagnation.
- Agla: The Kabbalistic Shield. Technically a sacred acronym for the Divine, Agla is invoked in angelic magic to save the righteous from peril, famously linked to the protection of Lot.
- Akriel: The Bestower of Fertility. A gentle intercessor who aids those struggling with infertility, turning despair into the joy of new life.
- Amitiel: The Angel of Truth. A seeker of honesty who unravels deception, ensuring that integrity triumphs over falsehood.
- Amriel: The Spirit of May. The guardian of spring’s peak, watching over the blooming of nature and the vitality of life.
- Anael: The Angel of Star-Crossed Lovers. An influencer of passion and sexuality, helping human connections deepen into lasting bonds.
- Anapiel: The Branch of God. An extension of high divine authority, bridging the gap between the highest heavens and the mortal realm.
- Arael (Uriel): The Prince of People. A variation of the great Archangel Uriel, he serves as a leader of celestial hosts and a protector of humanity.
- Araqiel: The Shaper of Earth. An angel with dominion over geology, said to mold the mountains and valleys of the physical world.
- Ariel: The Lion of God. A fierce protector of the natural world and the innocent, inspiring courage in the face of adversity.
- Armisael: The Angel of the Womb. A nurturing guardian who watches over pregnancy and the safe arrival of new souls.
- Asariel: The Ruler of the Moon. He governs the tides of the ocean and the tides of human emotion, maintaining the rhythmic dance of the night sky.
- Azrael: The Angel of Transition. Often misunderstood, Azrael is the compassionate guide who eases the soul from the physical body into the afterlife.
B: The Bearers of Light and Storm
- Baradiel: The Lord of Hail. Commander of the stormy elements, reminding us of nature’s untamed power.
- Barakiel: The Angel of Lightning. He strikes with electrifying force, symbolizing sudden revelation and the illumination of hidden truths.
- Barbiel: The Guardian of October. He oversees the harvest and the turning of leaves, inspiring gratitude and preparation.
- Bariel: The Midday Watcher. Ruler of the eleventh hour of the day, ensuring productivity when the sun is highest.
- Barman: The Angel of Intellect. A patron of scholars, unlocking secrets that advance human knowledge.
- Bath Kol: The Heavenly Voice. The “Daughter of a Voice,” she delivers divine prophecy and foresight to the prophets.
- Bethor: The Olympian Spirit. One of the seven great governors in ceremonial magic, administering cosmic justice.
- Briathos: The Demon-Binder. A spiritual warrior invoked to vanquish evil and protect the innocent from infernal threats.
C-D: The Commanders and Dreamers
- Camael: He Who Sees God. The chief of the Order of Powers, he grants glimpses of the divine to worthy seekers.
- Cassiel: The Angel of Saturn. The ruler of solitude and tears, teaching the hard lessons of patience, time, and discipline.
- Chamuel: He Who Seeks God. The angel of pure love, often invoked to find lost items or lost parts of oneself.
- Dabriel: The Scribe of Monday. He infuses the start of the week with fresh potential and motivates new ventures.
- Dalquiel: Prince of the Third Heaven. A facilitator of divine communication between the intermediate celestial layers.
- Duma: The Prince of Dreams. The guardian of the stillness of death and the weaver of nocturnal visions.
- Dumah: The Angel of Silence. He enforces the quiet needed for contemplation, allowing the inner voice to be heard.
E-G: The Ethereal Hierarchy
- Eiael: Master of the Occult. He holds dominion over hidden sciences, guiding adepts through the mysteries of the universe.
- Elyon: The Most High. A divine title of God often invoked in the context of supreme authority over all angels.
- Gabriel: The Messenger. The Archangel of Revelation, known for delivering the most pivotal announcements in human history to Mary and Muhammad.
- Galgaliel: Prince of the Sun. He governs the solar wheel, radiating the life-giving energy that sustains the earth.
- Gamaliel: The Divine Transporter. A guardian who escorts the elect souls unto heaven, easing the journey to paradise.
- Guriel: The Spirit of Leo. He inspires leadership, boldness, and confidence in those under his watch.
H-K: The Healers and Keepers
- Hadraniel: Majesty of God. A gatekeeper of the second heaven whose presence is so overwhelming that even other angels tremble before him.
- Hagith: The Olympian of Venus. A governor of beauty and adornment, inspiring artistry and aesthetics.
- Haniel: * The Grace of God.* Guardian of the Tree of Life and the planet Venus, she governs joy, pleasure, and the rhythmic cycles of life.
- Harahel: The Librarian of Heaven. Overseer of archives and knowledge, fostering discovery and learning.
- Israfil: The Burning One. In Islamic tradition, he waits to blow the trumpet that signals the Day of Judgment.
- Jophiel (Iofiel): The Beauty of God. The patron of artists, she helps us see the beauty in all things and clears mental clutter.
- Kafziel: The Watcher of Saturn. An archangel of limitation and discipline, teaching us to endure the unchangeable.
- Kakabel: The Star Mapper. A prince of angels who rules over constellations and the science of astrology.
L-M: The Lights and Mysteries
- Laylah: The Angel of Conception. A spirit of the night who oversees childbirth and the destiny of the unborn.
- Metatron: The Scribe of God. The supreme Archangel, once the human Enoch, who records the deeds of humanity in the celestial book.
- Michael: Who Is Like God? The warrior Archangel and leader of the heavenly armies, the ultimate protector against darkness.
- Mihr: The Angel of Friendship. Originating in Persian lore, he governs the month of September and interpersonal mercy.
- Muriel: The Spirit of June. Ruler of the Order of Dominions, she governs emotional depth and the intuition of the sensitive.
N-R: The Preservers and Revealers
- Nanael: The Philosopher. An angel who governs the abstract sciences and inspires deep contemplation.
- Nathanael: Gift of God. The ruler of hidden things, fire, and vengeance, uncovering that which is secret.
- Nuriel: The Spellbinder. An angel of hail and storms, often invoked in protective amulets against evil magic.
- Ophaniel: Chief of the Wheels. The ruler of the Ophanim, the peculiar “wheel-like” angels seen in Ezekiel’s visions.
- Phanuel: The Face of God. An archangel of penance who interprets revelations and stands before the divine throne.
- Raguel: Friend of God. The angel of justice and harmony, who oversees the behavior of the other angels to ensure order.
- Raphael: God Heals. The great physician of the angelic realm, charged with healing the earth and its inhabitants.
- Raziel: The Secret of God. The keeper of secrets who stands by the throne of God, recording all the mysteries of the universe.
S-Z: The Sovereigns and Zealots
- Sachiel: The Covering of God. The ruler of Jupiter, associated with wealth, abundance, and financial expansion.
- Sandalphon: The Co-Brother. The twin of Metatron, he is an immensely tall angel who gathers the prayers of the faithful and weaves them into garlands for the divine.
- Sraosha: The Obedient. A Yazata of Zoroastrian lore, he sets the world in motion and guards the soul for three days after death.
- Tzadkiel: Righteousness of God. The angel of benevolence, mercy, and memory, often associated with the planet Jupiter.
- Uriel: God is my Light. One of the four major Archangels, he acts as the illuminator of wisdom and the guardian of the gates of Eden.
- Verchiel: The Angel of Leo. The ruler of the month of July, inspiring creativity and the courage to express oneself.
- Zerachiel: God’s Command. An angel of healing and the sun, who watches over those born in July.
- Zophiel: God’s Spy. An angel of swiftness and observation, ensuring that nothing in creation goes unnoticed.
Angelology notes to help you with distinct categories that were mixed:
- Divine Names vs. Angels:
- Adonai, Elyon, and Agla are not angels. Adonai is a Hebrew title for God (The Lord); Elyon means “The Most High” (God); Agla is a Kabbalistic acronym (notarycon) for “Atah Gibor Le-olam Adonai” (You, O Lord, are mighty forever).
- Recommendation: I have adjusted these entries to reflect that they are often invoked alongside angels in ritual magic, but clarify they are names of Divinity.
- Demons vs. Angels:
- Aeshma is the Zoroastrian daeva (demon) of wrath and fury, the antagonist to Sraosha. Including him as an “archangel” is technically incorrect in the context of “good” angels.
- I have labeled him clearly as a figure of “Wrath” to maintain accuracy.
- Humans/Prophets:
- Emmanuel is a messianic title for Jesus, not a created angel.
- Bath Kol is a spiritual phenomenon (“The Daughter of the Voice”), a divine echo or voice of prophecy, rather than a winged being.
When the name of an angel is thought important in order to invoke angelic help. Many of the angel names include a suffix word meaning, “of God” (-el), or yah, which means, “Lord.” This way, angel names portray the importance of the angel’s connection with the divine. Angel names are, thus, traditionally viewed as being powerful. Most angel names will have the “el” incorporated; most fallen angel names will not. Angel names used most frequently and best known are Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, and Ariel. WIth great memes using all of the names listed above and the verified detail
Abasdarhon – angel of the fifth hour of the night.
Abraxos – ancient name attributed to an angel.
Adnachiel – angel who rules November.
Adonael – an archangel.
Adonai – one of seven angels of the presence, or elohim; creator.
Aeshma – Persian archangel.
Af – angel of light.
Agla – angel who saved Lot and his family.
Akriel – angel who aids those with infertility.
Amitiel – angel of truth.
Amriel – angel of the month of May.
Anael – angel influencing love, passion and sexuality.
Anapiel – angel whose name means “branch of God.”
Anahel – angel who rules the third heaven.
Anpiel – angel who protects birds.
Ansiel – name of an angel known as “the constrainer.”
Arael – variation of Uriel; prince over the people.
Araqiel – angel with dominion over the earth.
Araton – one of seven ruling angels over the provinces of heaven.
Ariel – “lion of God;” angel of protection.
Armisael – angel of the womb.
Asariel – “whom God has bound;” rules the moon.
Asroilu – guardian angel of the seventh heaven.
Astanphaeus – one of the seven angels of the presence; third gate guardian.
Asteraoth – name of an angel who thwarts power.
Atrugiel – great prince of the seventh heaven.
Ayil – angel of the zodiac sign Sagittarius.
Azbogah – name of the high ranking angel of judgment.
Azrael – archangel of death.
Azriel – name for the angel of destruction.
Balthioul – angel with the power to thwart distress.
Baradiel – angel of hail.
Barakiel – angel of lightning.
Barrattiel – angel of support.
Barbiel – angel of October.
Bariel – ruling angel of the eleventh hour of the day.
Barman – angel of intelligence.
Barquiel – ruling angel of the seventh hour of the day.
Baruchiel – angel with power over strife.
Bath Kol – female angel of divine prophecy.
Bazazath – archangel of the second heaven.
Bethor – one of seven ruling angels of the province of heaven.
Briathos – name of an angel who thwarts demons.
Cahethal – seraphim angel over agriculture.
Camael – angel name that means “he who sees God;” chief angel of powers.
Cassiel – angel of Saturn.
Cerviel – angel ruler of the principalities.
Chamuel – archangel whose name means “he who seeks God.”
Chayyliel – angel whose name means “army;” a powerful angel.
Cochabiel – angel prince who stands before God.
Dabriel – angel of the first heaven who rules over Monday.
Dagiel – angel who has dominion over fish.
Dalquiel – angel prince of the third heaven.
Damabiath – angel of naval construction.
Dardariel – ruling angel of the eleventh hour.
Diniel – angel who protects infants.
Domiel – angel who guards the sixth hall of the seventh heaven.
Dubbiel – guardian angel of Persia; name means “bear-God.”
Duma – angel prince of dreams.
Dumah – angel of silence.
Eae – angel who thwarts demons.
Eiael – angel with dominion over the occult sciences.
Elyon – ministering angel who brought the plague of hail upon Egypt.
Emmanuel – angel whose name means “God with us.”
Erathaol – one of seven great archon angels.
Eremiel – great angel who presides over the Abyss and Hades.
Gabriel – archangel whose name means “man or hero of God.”
Gadriel – angel who rules the fifth heaven.
Galgaliel – prince angel of the sun, like Raphael.
Galizur – great angel who rules the second heaven.
Gamaliel – angel who takes the elect unto heaven.
Gazardiel – angel who supervises the east.
Geburatiel – angel prince who guards the seventh heaven.
Guriel – angel of the zodiac sign of Leo.
Gzrel – angel who revokes any evil decree against another in heaven.
Hadraniel – angel who stands at the second gate in heaven; “majesty of God.”
Hadriel – guardian angel of the gates of the east wind.
Hagith – one of the seven ruling angels of the provinces of heaven.
Halaliel – archangel known as “the lord of karma.”
Hamaliel – angel who rules the order of virtues.
Hamon – a great, honored, beautiful prince angel in heaven.
Haniel – an archangel who guards the tree of life.
Harahel – angel who oversees libraries.
Hasdiel – angel of benevolance.
Hasmal – fire speaking angel of the throne of God.
Hayliel – angel prince in the seventh heaven.
Haziel – angel whose name means “vision of God.”
Heman – angel leader of the heavenly choir, whose name means “trust.”
Hermesiel – angel who leads one of the heavenly choirs.
Hofniel – ruling angel of the bene elohim; name means “fighter of God.”
Iaoel – an angel of the lord; angel of visions.
Iaoth – archangel who has power to thwart demons.
Leo – an angel who thwarts demons.
Iofiel – archangel whose name means “beauty of God.”
Israfil – Islamic angel whose name means “the burning one.”
Jael – cherub who guards the ark of the covenant.
Jahoel – one of the angels of the presence and chief of the seraphim.
Jaoel – guardian angel who lives in the seventh heaven.
Jeduthun – angel whose name means “master of howling” or chanting to God.
Jefischa – ruling angel of the fourth hour of the night.
Jehudiel – archangel who rules the movements of the celestial spheres.
Jeremiel – archangel whose name means “mercy of God.”
Kabshiel – angel of grace and favor.
Kafziel – archangel who rules the planet Saturn.
Kakabel – angel who rules over stars and constellations.
Kalaziel – angel who has the power to thwart demons of disease.
Karael – angel who has the power to thwart demons.
Kemuel – archon angel and chief of the seraphim.
Kerubiel – prince angel of the cherubim.
Kokabiel – prince angel of the stars.
Kutiel – angel of water and the use of diving rods.
Labbiel – angel whose name was changed to Raphael.
Lahabiel – angel who protects against evil spirits.
Lamechial – angel who thwarts deception.
Lassuarium – angel who rules the tenth hour of the night.
Laylah – angel who oversees and protects childbirth.
Machidiel – angel governing the zodiac sign of Aries and the month of March.
Marmaroth – angel who has power to thwart fate.
Mendrion – angel who rules the seventh hour of the night.
Metatron – one of the greatest archangels, second only to God.
Michael – great archangel whose name means “who is as God.”
Mihr – angel of divine mercy; angel that governs September.
Miniel – angel invoked to induce love.
Mitatron – an angel of the third heaven.
Morael – angel of awe that rules the months of August-September.
Moroni – brought messages to Joseph Smith, founder of Mormonism.
Muriel – angel who rules the dominions and the month of June.
Naaririel – great prince angel of the seventh heaven.
Nahaliel – angel who governs running streams; “valley of God.”
Nanael – angel who governs the sciences, and philosophy.
Narcariel – angel that rules the eighth hour of the night.
Nasargiel – good angel with a lion head that rules hell.
Nathanael – angel ruling over hidden things, fire and vengeance.
Naya’il – angel of testing.
Nelchael – angel of the schemhamphorae.
Nuriel – angel of spellbinding power and of hail storms.
Och – one ruling angel of the provinces of heaven.
Omael – angel of chemistry and species perpetuation.
Onoel – name of an archon angel…
Ophaniel – prince angel over the ophanim.
Ophiel – one ruling angel of the provinces of heaven and Mercury.
Oriel – ruling angel of the tenth hour of the day.
Orifiel – archangel over thrones, and the second hour of the day.
Orphamiel – angel known as the “great finger of the Father.”
Osmadiel – ruling angel of the eighth hour of the day.
Ouriel – archangel who commands demons.
Pamyel – ruling angel of the ninth hour of night.
Pathiel – angel whose name means “opener of God.”
Peliel – angel who rules the virtues.
Peniel – angel who rules Friday and resides in the third heaven.
Pesagniyah – angel who ushers prayers of grief to heaven.
Phaleg – one of the seven ruling angels of the provinces of heaven.
Phanuel – archangel who is an interpreter of revelations.
Phounebiel – disease thwarting angel.
Phul one of the seven ruling angels of the provinces of heaven.
Pravuil – an archangel who keeps all the records of heaven.
Pronoia – an archon angel who helped make mankind.
Purah – angel of forgetfulness.
Puriel – angel whose name means “the fire of God;” angel of punishment.
Qaspiel – angel who rules the moon.
Quabriel – ruling angel of the ninth hour of the day.
Rachiel – ophanim angel who rules Venus and governs sexuality.
Rachmiel – angel of mercy whose name also means the same.
Radueriel – angel who can create other angels and oversees archives.
Raguel – angel who watches over the behavior of angels; “friend of God.”
Rahab – angel of death, destruction, but also the sea.
Rahatiel – angel prince of the constellations; name means “to run.”
Rahmiel – angel of mercy and love.
Ramiel – angel who oversees visions and souls during the day of judgment.
Raphael – great archangel whose name means “the shining one who heals.”
Rathanael – angel of the third heaven and thwarter of demons.
Raziel – angel chief over the thrones, guarding the secrets of the universe.
Remiel – angel who leads souls to judgment; name means “mercy of God.”
Rikbiel – angel who oversees the divine chariot; chief of wheels.
Rizoel – angel with power to thwart demons.
Rogziel – angel of punishment whose name means “the wrath of God.”
Ruman – angel who takes account of evil men’s deeds while in hell.
Sabaoth – archon angel of the presence.
Sabathiel – angel or intelligence who communicates divine light.
Sablo – angel of graciousness and protection.
Sabrael – archangel who guards the first heaven.
Sabrathan – ruling angel of the first hour of the night.
Sachiel – ruling angel of Jupiter whose name means “covering of God.”
Sagnessagiel – angel who guards the fourth hall of the seventh heaven.
Sahaqiel – angel prince of the fourth heaven.
Salathiel – rescuing angel of Adam and Eve.
Samkiel – angel of destruction and purifier of souls from sheol.
Samuel – fruling angel of the first hour of the day.
Sandalphon – giant angel whose name means “co-brother” (of Metratron).
Saniel – ruling angel of the sixth hour of the day.
Sarakiel – angel who rules the ministering angels.
Sarandiel – ruling angel of the twelfth hour of the night.
Satqiel – angel prince of the fifth heaven.
Seraphiel – chief angel of the seraphim angels.
Shamsiel – angel whose name means “light of day.”
Shepherd – angel of repentance.
Shoftiel – angel whose name means “the judge of God.”
Sidqiel – angel prince of the ophanim; ruler of Venus.
Sidriel – angel prince of the first heaven.
Simiel – archangel.
Sizouze – angel of prayer.
Sophia – angel whose name means “wisdom.”
Soqedhozi – angel who weighs the merits of of men before God.
Sorath – angel who is the spirit of the sun.
Sorush – angel who punishes souls on judgment day.
Soterasiel – angel whose name means “who stirs up the fire of God.”
Sraosha – angel who sets the world in motion.
Suriel – angel of healing whose name means “God’s command.”
Tagas – governing angel of singing angels.
Tartys – ruling angel of the second hour of the night.
Tatrasiel – great angelic prince.
Temeluch – angel caretaker who protects newborn babies and children.
Temperance – angel of the elixir of life.
Theliel – angel prince of love.
Tubiel – angel of summer.
Tzadkiel – angel of justice and guardian of the gates of the east wind.
Ubaviel – angel of the zodiac sign of Capricorn.
Umabel – angel of physics and astronomy.
Uriel – great archangel whose name means “God is my light.”
Usiel – an angel who stands before the throne of God.
Uzziel – cherubim angel whose name means “strength of God.”
Varhmiel – ruling angel of the fourth hour of the day.
Vequaniel – ruling angel of the third hour of the day.
Verchiel – ruling angel of the month of July and of the zodiac sign Leo.
Vretiel – swift in wisdom archangel responsible for recording God’s deeds.
Xathanael – the sixth angel created by God.
Yabbashael – an angel of the earth whose name means “the mainland.”
Yefefiah – archangel who is the prince of the Torah.
Yehudiah – benevolant angel of death.
Yerachmiel – an archangel who rules earth.
Yeshamiel – angel who rules the zodiac sign of Libra.
Yofiel – angel prince of the Torah commanding 53 legions of angels.
Zaapiel – angel punisher of wicked souls.
Zaazenach – ruling angel of the sixth hour of the night.
Zabkiel – angel who rules over the thrones.
Zachariel – angel governor of Jupiter.
Zachriel – angel who governs memories.
Zadkeil – archangel who rules heaven and stands in the presence of God.
Zagzagel – angel prince of the Torah and of wisdom.
Zakzakiel – angel of the seventh heaven who records good deeds.
Zaphiel – angel ruler of the cherubim.
Zaphkiel – archangel whose name means “knowledge of God.”
Zarall – cherub angel who guards the ark of the covenant.
Zazriel – angel whose name means “strength of God.”
Zehanpuryu – high ranking angel whose name means “one who sets free.”
Zerachiel – angel of the month of July and the sun.
Zophiel – angel whose name means “God’s spy.”
Zuriel – angel ruler of the principalities whose name means “my rock is God.”
