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Jeliel
«God the helper»
- Choir
- Seraphim
- Archangel
- Metatrón
- Dates
- 26–30 mar
According to Lenain, the three letters that form this name are taken from the three seventy-two-letter versions derived from Exodus 14:19-21, and close with -EL, a suffix that points to divine power; it reads "God who succours." It belongs to the Seraphim, the first choir in Pseudo-Dionysius, burning before the throne without intermediary, under Metatron, from 26 to 30 March. It is petitioned for conjugal love and for fidelity to one's promises. It binds Agares, the duke who makes fugitives return: enforced return against a bond freely given.
Constrains — Agares, duke with 31 legions
Other angels of the Seraphim choir
The hyperrealistic reconstruction of Jeliel and those of the other 143 entities are published on Instagram as they are completed. See Jeliel on Instagram →
WarningHistorical and artistic content. We do not recommend performing any ritual, invocation or practice involving these entities. This is outreach about texts from the 15th to the 20th century, not an operative guide.