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Vehuiah
«God raised up and exalted»
- Choir
- Seraphim
- Archangel
- Metatrón
- Dates
- 21–25 mar
The name is built from the three letters allotted to it in the seventy-two-letter versions of the Shem HaMephorash, drawn from Exodus 14:19-21, and sealed with the suffix -IAH, which in the tradition points to divine mercy: "God raised up and exalted." Lenain places it among the Seraphim, the choir that burns closest to the throne, under the archangel Metatron, from 21 to 25 March. It is invoked to steady the will and open new undertakings. In Rudd's Goetia it constrains Bael, the king who grants invisibility: concealment set against beginning in plain sight.
Constrains — Bael, king with 66 legions
Other angels of the Seraphim choir
The hyperrealistic reconstruction of Vehuiah and those of the other 143 entities are published on Instagram as they are completed. See Vehuiah 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.