The story of Azarael
Azarael is a biblical figure best known for his role in the Book of Tobit. He is an angel sent by God to help Tobit and his family. Azarael is the son of Raphael, an archangel, and is the brother of Uriel. Azarael is sent by God to help Tobit, a righteous man, and his family. He helps Tobit's son, Tobias, on his journey to Media to collect a debt. Azarael guides Tobias and protects him from danger. He also helps Tobias to find a wife, Sarah, who has been plagued by a demon. Azarael helps Tobias to drive away the demon and marry Sarah. Azarael also helps Tobit to regain his sight. He instructs Tobit to use the gall of a fish to cure his blindness. Azarael then reveals his true identity as an angel and tells Tobit that God has rewarded him for his righteousness. Azarael is best known for his role in the Book of Tobit. He is an angel sent by God to help Tobit and his family. He guides Tobias on his journey, helps him to find a wife, and helps Tobit to regain his sight. Azarael is a reminder of God's love and mercy for those who are faithful to Him.
Name meaning
The name "Azarael," also spelled "Azrael," has its roots in Hebrew and is often associated with the angel of death in various religious traditions, particularly within Jewish and Islamic lore. The name itself can be interpreted to mean "Help of God" or "Whom God Helps" in Hebrew. Azrael is traditionally regarded as an archangel who serves as a psychopomp, responsible for transporting the souls of the deceased to the afterlife. The name carries connotations of both divine assistance and the solemn duty of guiding souls, reflecting its spiritual and cultural significance across different beliefs.
Name origin
Hebrew.
First mention
Nehemiah 12:36
Appearances in the Bible
1 mentions