*[[Cherub]]
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...ominent [[archangel]] in [[heaven]] (although some contexts say he was a [[cherub]] or a [[seraphim|seraph]]), prior to having been motivated by [[Seven dead
...ess." Afterwards the passage describes the eventual fate of this corrupted cherub: "therefore will I bring forth a fire from the midst of thee, it shall devo
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...l is merely a synonym word for [[Hell]]. Others say that he was a mighty [[cherub]] and that he is the principal standard-bearer of the infernal armies. Ofte
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:Azazel as his right, a [[Cherub]] tall:
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* The [[Cherub]](Assyrie) had a bull body and a human head.
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...tion. First, he is a [[fallen angel]] of enormous stature; then a humble [[cherub]]; a cormorant; a toad; and finally, a snake. He is a picture of incessant
...ers [[Uriel]], the angel of the Sun, and disguises himself as a "stripling cherub" and tells Uriel he wishes to see and praise God's glorious creation and Ur
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..., especially in the Assyrian k'rub, which is also the source of the Hebrew cherub.
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...rded in its most comprehensive aspect, a distinction may be made between [[cherub]]im, [[seraph]]im, [[chayot]] ("living creatures"), [[Ofanim]] ("wheels"),
...the imaginative faculty is also called an angel; and the mind is called a cherub. How beautiful this will appear to the sophisticated mind—and how disturb
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