The story of Haniel
Haniel is a biblical figure who is best known for being an angel of joy and grace. He is mentioned in the Book of Enoch and is believed to be the angel of the fifth heaven. He is also known as the angel of the presence and is associated with the archangel Raphael. Haniel is believed to be the son of the archangel Uriel and the angel of joy, Sariel. He is the brother of the archangel Michael and the angel of death, Azrael. He is also the brother of the angel of love, Anael. Haniel is believed to be the angel of joy and grace, and is associated with the archangel Raphael. He is said to bring joy and peace to those who call upon him. He is also said to be a messenger of God, and is believed to be the angel of the fifth heaven. Haniel is best known for being an angel of joy and grace. He is said to bring joy and peace to those who call upon him, and is believed to be a messenger of God. He is also associated with the archangel Raphael and is believed to be the angel of the fifth heaven.
Name meaning
The name "Haniel" is of Hebrew origin and is often interpreted to mean "Grace of God" or "Favor of God." In various religious traditions, Haniel is considered an archangel who embodies qualities such as grace, beauty, and harmony. The name is sometimes associated with divine inspiration and the pursuit of high ideals.
Name origin
Hebrew
First mention
1 Chronicles 7:39
Appearances in the Bible
1 mentions