How The Bible Was Written By Angels, And Named Accordingly, Each Book (Full Name List!)
I've discovered to be what I believe an ancient gnostic mystery. I have found out that the bible was written by God, who inspired men to write down the holy message. The secret behind I was one that was so obvious that it astounds me! Angels, who gave certain names to each book of the bible. Messengers, in the steed of god, delivered the words to each prophet to record so that man might know the gospel of Jesus Christ!
Examining the passages on angels contained within the holy bible, we discover that they have four faces, one, being a man, another, an eagle, a cheribum, a lion. One would assume that to the scribes of the bible they would appear as a man, as they often did in both the Old Testament and New Testament. Obviously, the angels would tell the scribes what to name each book, per God's instructions. This idea of mine came when I was carefully analyzing each of the named 66 books of the bible. Realizing that the titles of each book were sometimes different than the recording prophet, I starting to ponder if the names had any similarities. I paid much attention to the four names of the gospel authors "Mark" "Matthew" "Luke" "John." I couldn't help but see some consistancy in the letters. To demonstrate my major point, let me show you a list of biblical book names:
Genesis ("Moses" (Mosiel)
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deuteronomy
Joshua (Josiel)
Judges
Ruth (Ruthiel)
Samuel (Obviously)
2…
Kings
2…
Chronicles
2…
Ezra (Ezrael)
Nemiah (Nemiel)
Esther (Estiel)
Job (Jobiel)
Psalms (several)
Proverbs (Solomon) (Somoniel)
Ecclesiastes (Essichiel)
Song Of Songs (Somoniel)
Isiah (Isichiel)
Jeremiah (Jeriel)
Lamentations
Ezekiel (Obviously)
Daniel (Obviously)
Hosea (Hosiel)
Joel (Obviously)
Amos (Amosel)
Obediah (Obediel)
Jonah (Joniel)
Micah (Michael)
Nahum (Nahumiel)
Habakkuk (Habakiel)
Zephaniah (Zephaniel)
Haggai (Haggaiel)
Zechariah (Zechariel)
Malachi (Malachiel)
Matthew (Mathaniel)
Mark (Markiel)
Luke (Lukatiel)
John (Johnathaniel)
Acts (Various)
Works Of Paul:
Romans
Corinthians
2…
Galatians
Ephesians
Philippians
2…
Colossians
Thessalonians
2…
Timothy (Timiel)
Titus (Titusiel)
Philemon
Hebrews
James (Jamesoniel)
Peter
John
2…
3…
Jude (Judiel)
Revelation (Sabahniel)
As you can see, not all are perceived to be delivered by angels. Now, I will break down these names, and what they preside over, and then discuss them further:
Mosiel (Angel Of Deliverance)
Josiel (Angel Of Endurance)
Ruthiel (Angel Of Child Bearing)
Samuel (Angel Of Abstience)
Ezrael (Angel Of Longevity)
Nemiel (Angel Of Humility)
Esthiel (Angel Of Essence)
Jobiel (Angel Of Diligence)
Somoniel (Angel Of Sanctuary)
Essichiel (Angel Of Praise)
Isichiel (Angel Of Life)
Jeriel (Angel Of Vigor)
Ezekiel (Angel Of Bounty)
Daniel (Angel Of Insight)
Hosiel (Angel Of Prayer)
Joel (Angel Of Joy)
Amosel (Angel Of Edification)
Obediel (Angel Of Godly Submission)
Joniel (Angel Of Good Sense)
Michael (Angel Of Mercy)
Nahumiel (Angel Of Sealing)
Habakiel (Angel Of Priestly Miracles)
Zephaniel (Angel Of Higher Calling)
Haggaiel (Angel Of Discretion)
Zechiriel (Angel Of Renewal)
Malachiel (Angel Of Purity)
Mathaniel (Angel Of Godly Mind)
Markiel (Angel Of Restraint)
Johnathaniel (Angel Of Clearance)
Lukatiel (Angel Of Hope)
Timiel (Angel Of Relief)
Titusiel (Angel Of Fortitude)
Jamesoniel (Angel Of Hold)
Judiel (Angel Of Protection)
Sabahniel (Angel Of Evil Riddance)
These angelic names I believe are authentic, unheard of, accurate, and obtainable. It's interesting that both religious entities and angels may bear the title saint. One is dead, the other one thought of as spiritual. Is there a duality? Only Tetragrammaton knows, correct?
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