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The [[erelim]] (singular: '''erel''') or '''er'elim''' (singular: '''er'el''') are an order of [[angels]] in the Delegate group, | The [[erelim]] (singular: '''erel''') or '''er'elim''' (singular: '''er'el''') are an order of [[angels]] in the Delegate group, whose primary duties involve interacting with [[humans]]. They are warrior angels, considered to make up Yahweh's army. | ||
== Other names == | == Other names == | ||
In medieval Christian angelology, these angels are known as the Powers, although some sources incorrectly equate them with the Thrones (who are actually the [[ophanim]]) instead. Muslim | In medieval Christian angelology, these angels are known as the Powers, although some sources incorrectly equate them with the Thrones (who are actually the [[ophanim]]) instead. The Muslim name for them is '''''jundullah''''', meaning "the army of Allah," since Muslims refer to [[Yahweh]] as Allah. | ||
== Examples == | == Examples == | ||
Latest revision as of 18:29, 23 July 2026
The erelim (singular: erel) or er'elim (singular: er'el) are an order of angels in the Delegate group, whose primary duties involve interacting with humans. They are warrior angels, considered to make up Yahweh's army.
Other names
In medieval Christian angelology, these angels are known as the Powers, although some sources incorrectly equate them with the Thrones (who are actually the ophanim) instead. The Muslim name for them is jundullah, meaning "the army of Allah," since Muslims refer to Yahweh as Allah.
Examples
The well-known archangels Michael and Uriel are erelim.
See also
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