Lewis, James R., Oliver, Evelyn Dorothy, Sisung Kelle S. God Himself decided not to punish Raziel, but instead retrieved the book by means of the angel Rahab and returned it to Adam and Eve. Raziel's fellow angels were deeply disturbed by this, and as such, stole the book from Adam and threw it into the ocean.

] He purportedly gave the book to Adam and Eve after they ate from the forbidden Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, which resulted in their expulsion from the Garden of Eden, so the two could find their way back 'home' and better understand their God. He stands close by God's throne, and therefore hears and writes down everything that is said and discussed. The famous ' Sefer Raziel HaMalach' ('Book of Raziel the Angel') attributed to this figure is said to contain all secret knowledge, and is considered to be a book of magic. Raziel is the angel of the 12th quasi-Sephira, the location of secret knowledge.

120, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 66-19757] (1893), 'Journal of The Royal Asiatic Society', London, The Royal asiatic Society, at ] Davidson, Gustav (1967), 'A Dictionary of Angels, Including The Fallen Angels', Entry: Galizur, p. He is said to expound 'the Torah's divine wisdom,' and protects the ministering angels from the Hayyoth, the 'holy Creatures' that uphold the universe.

Raziel, under the alternate name Galizur, ('Revealer of The Rock') is described as the 'ruling prince of the 2nd Heaven. Autumnal Equinox 2002] and chief of the Erelim. Various teachings assign Raziel to diverse roles, including that of a Cherub, ] a member of the Ophanim,, Filing Cabinet of the Western Mystery Tradition and Methods to Recall the Information, 'Journal of the Western Mystery Tradition' No. (Editor) (1996), 'Angels A to Z', Entry: Raziel, pp.

242, 243, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 66-19757] He is associated with the Sephira Chokmah (the second of ten) in Olam Briah, one of the Four Worlds of Kabbalistic theory. רזיאל 'Secret of God'), is an archangel within the teachings of Jewish mysticism (of the Kabbalah of Judaism) who is the 'Keeper of Secrets' and the 'Angel of Mysteries.' Davidson, Gustav (1967), 'A Dictionary of Angels, Including The Fallen Angels', Entry: Raziel, pp.

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