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The fallen angel of Israel and the demon of vengeance. His name means "ferocious lion" and he is said to aid in vengeance of those who seek his service. During his time as an angel of God, he was recognized as the guardian angel of the saint Enoch. It is said that his name originally belonged to one in either the Book of Genesis or the Book of Daniel from the Old Testament, only to become associated with the demon thereafter. | The fallen angel of Israel and the demon of vengeance. His name means "ferocious lion" and he is said to aid in vengeance of those who seek his service. During his time as an angel of God, he was recognized as the guardian angel of the saint Enoch. It is said that his name originally belonged to one in either the Book of Genesis or the Book of Daniel from the Old Testament, only to become associated with the demon thereafter. | ||
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Official Profile
The fallen angel of Israel and the demon of vengeance. His name means "ferocious lion" and he is said to aid in vengeance of those who seek his service. During his time as an angel of God, he was recognized as the guardian angel of the saint Enoch. It is said that his name originally belonged to one in either the Book of Genesis or the Book of Daniel from the Old Testament, only to become associated with the demon thereafter.
