Gabriel

THE VOICE OF HOLY FATHER

In every realm where light speaks, there must be a voice that cannot lie. In the vast order of Shamayim and the countless worlds of Ab-Olam, that voice belongs to Gabriel—the Archangel anointed by the 24 Elders as “The Voice of Holy Father.” He is not merely a messenger. He is the embodiment of revelation itself: truth that cannot be bent, softened, or silenced.

Gabriel was born from 888 converging star-lights of the Machar-Araphel universe, a number that in the cosmic order signifies eternal witness and divine confirmation. From the first moment of his existence, he was designed not for power, but for clarity—to perceive what is real, and to declare it without fear.

All angels of Gabriel’s clan bear his likeness. They carry African features and light-brown skin tones, reflecting not ethnicity but spiritual resonance. In the same way that Selaphiel’s clan mirrors his musical nature and Haniel’s clan reflects joy, Gabriel’s angels reflect grounded truth—firm, unpretentious, and unmovable.

The Nature of Gabriel’s Authority

Gabriel’s power does not come from force. It comes from accuracy.

While Michael is the strength of Holy Father and Lucifer was once the eyes of Holy Father, Gabriel is the voice—the channel through which divine will becomes known. When Gabriel speaks, reality aligns. When he declares, destinies lock into place.

He is known throughout Shamayim for one quality above all others: he does not lie—no matter who is listening.

This is what made him both respected and feared.

Even Lucifer, while still head of the Archangels, knew that Gabriel would never deceive him. And for that very reason, Lucifer both trusted and resented him.

Lucifer and the Shadow of Truth

During the Experimental Age, when Lucifer still ruled the Archangels and resided over Shamayim, Gabriel lived on planet Phantogus within the Olam-Chuphshah universe. It was there that much of the tension between the two unfolded.

Lucifer was brilliant—but he was hiding something.
And Gabriel saw it.

Again and again, Gabriel exposed truths Lucifer wanted buried. He revealed discrepancies in law, intention, and loyalty. Yet in a strange twist of fate, Lucifer would still come to Gabriel privately—because he knew Gabriel would never lie, even to save himself.

Lucifer did not hate Gabriel because he was wrong.
He hated Gabriel because he was right.

Gabriel’s Glorious Form

When worship rises in Shamayim and Mizbeach-Halal glows with divine fire, Gabriel transforms.
In his glorious form, he becomes a being with:

• The head of an eagle — symbol of divine sight and sharp discernment
• Four wings — two to ascend, two to declare
• The body of a human — representing his connection to created beings

In this form, Gabriel shines with a brilliance second only to Lucifer in his former glory. After Lucifer’s fall, Gabriel became the brightest of all remaining Archangels.

Light, however, does not simply shine.
It reveals.

The Ascension After Lucifer’s Fall

When Lucifer was cast out, Shamayim fell into silence.
The brightest had gone dark.

And so the 24 Elders gathered the Archangels at Mizbeach-Halal to restore balance.

In that sacred moment, Shafat declared before all creation that the one who would stand in Lucifer’s place would not be chosen by ambition—but by truthfulness.

“The one who frowns at evil…
The one who does not give room to deceit…
The one who will be the only one standing on the side of the Most High if others fall…”

And the name that echoed across the heavens was:
Gabriel.

When the Elders placed their hands upon him, Gabriel was given dual purpose:

• To remain the master of truth
• And to become the eyes of the Most High

In that moment, Gabriel became both voice and witness—the one who would speak for Holy Father and also see what must be spoken.

Satan’s Vengeance and the Scattering of Gabriel’s Image

When Gabriel was elevated as the leader of the Archangels, Satan’s fall was sealed—not just in power, but in humiliation. To Satan, being replaced by the very voice that had exposed his deceptions was unbearable. Gabriel did not merely take his position; he became the living proof that truth had defeated pride. From that moment, Satan’s hatred toward Gabriel turned into a long war of vengeance.

This hatred reached into the human realm during the events surrounding the Tower of Babel. When the 24 Elders ordered the division of human language to halt Satan’s growing influence, something deeper also took place: human appearance was diversified. Before Babel, humanity shared one language and one unified form. Afterward, races were shaped to mirror the Archangels themselves. Some bore the likeness of Michael (American-like), others Lucifer (Asian-like), others Gabriel (African-like), and so on—each reflecting spiritual lineage rather than biology alone.

Although even redeemed souls from Lucifer’s fallen clan could be born into any race, Satan fixed his wrath on those who carried Gabriel’s image. To him, their very appearance was an insult. This spiritual vendetta manifested through human history as persecution, oppression, and ultimately systemic slavery, which fell most heavily upon those who resembled Gabriel’s clan.

What appeared on Earth as racial injustice was, in truth, a continuation of a celestial war—Satan attempting to erase the reflection of the Archangel who dethroned him.

Gabriel on Earth — James, Son of Alphaeus

When the Most High’s Son entered the human realm through Virgin Mary, Gabriel followed Him.

As all eleven loyal Archangels did, Gabriel became human.
On Earth, he was known as James, son of Alphaeus, a disciple of Yeshua.

In this fragile human form, Gabriel did not thunder or glow. Instead, he listened. He learned. He watched humanity wrestle with doubt, pain, and faith.

Through James, Gabriel brought something new to the world:
honest belief.

Not blind faith.
Not forced worship.
But truth received freely.

And when Yeshua taught, Gabriel understood Him not just as Lord—but as the Word made flesh.

Gabriel’s Destiny Beyond Time

After the work on Earth was complete, Gabriel and the other Archangels returned to Shamayim—not as they were before, but as beings who had walked inside creation.

In the age to come, Gabriel will rule alongside Yeshua and the other Archangels over Shamayim and all realms of Ab-Olam. But even then, he will not be known as a king.

He will be known as:
The Voice.

The one who ensures that no throne lies, no law deceives, and no power hides behind shadows.

Why Gabriel Matters in the 24 Elders Universe

Without Gabriel, Shamayim would collapse into confusion.

Power would speak louder than truth.
Light would be bent.
And deception would rule.

But as long as Gabriel stands, reality remains anchored.
Even Satan knows this.

And that is why, in every age, the first thing darkness tries to silence…
is the voice that tells the truth.