Uriel

The Light of Holy Father

Light is not merely brightness in Shamayim.
Light is knowledge.
Light is discernment.
Light is revelation.

And among the Twelve Archangels who stand before Ahavah, Uriel is the one who embodies illumination in its purest form.

Anointed by the 24 Elders as “The Light of Holy Father,” Uriel is the bearer of divine understanding, the one through whom hidden meanings surface and veiled intentions are exposed. Where others see beauty, Uriel sees structure. Where others perceive wonder, Uriel perceives motive. Where others admire form, Uriel perceives destiny.

He is not only a light that shines—he is a light that reveals.

Born from the Stars

Uriel’s origin is unlike that of any other Archangel.

He was formed from 559 converging star-lights of the Rahah-Kol universe, a convergence so rare that it produced not merely energy, but consciousness refined into awareness. This cosmic birth imprinted Uriel with a natural attunement to patterns, frequencies, and divine codes woven into creation itself.

Because of this, Uriel does not rely solely on observation.
He receives flashes—sudden waves of insight that manifest as light within his mind.

These flashes are not visions in the prophetic sense.
They are revelations—compressed truths unfolding instantly.

This makes Uriel uniquely dangerous to deception.

Appearance and Dual Form

In his human-like manifestation, Uriel appears as a Hebrew-Arabian man, bearing a dignified presence marked by quiet intensity. His eyes carry depth rather than fire. His posture reflects contemplation rather than dominance.

But during worship in Shamayim, Uriel reveals a far more transcendent form.

He transforms into a majestic creature resembling a cow, possessing:

• Two horns
• Two tails
• Two wings
• Eight legs

This is not symbolism.
It is glory physiology.

Each physical feature corresponds to spiritual function—strength, endurance, stability, service, and multi-directional awareness. In this form, Uriel becomes a living altar of illumination, radiating harmonic light that synchronizes worship across realms.

While other Archangels display terrifying splendor, Uriel displays sacred order.

The Experimental Age and Mercury

During Lucifer’s era in Shamayim—long before rebellion—Uriel resided on planet Mercury throughout the experimental age. Mercury served as a research domain for cosmic mechanics, stellar alignment, and universal architecture.

This placement was deliberate.

Uriel’s analytical nature and star-born origin made him ideal for monitoring complex energetic systems. He studied cosmic flow, dimensional stability, and cross-realm resonance.

Yet while others focused on creation, Uriel noticed something else:

Distortion.

Not outward rebellion.
Not open defiance.
But subtle pattern irregularities.

Tiny inconsistencies in intention.
These disturbances eventually led him to the most critical discovery in Shamayim’s history.

The First to Discover Lucifer’s Plan

Lucifer did not announce rebellion.

He designed it.

His earliest scheme was not to attack Ahavah.
Not to overthrow Shamayim.
But to deceive Michael into conquering the 24 Elders.

If Michael fell, the military structure of Shamayim would collapse.
If the Elders fell, divine governance would fracture.

Uriel was the first being to sense that something embedded within Lucifer’s designs was wrong.
This moment is preserved in the encounter at Lucifer’s territory.

Uriel enters casually, laughing alongside Michael and Barachiel. The atmosphere is light. Jokes are exchanged. Nothing appears hostile.

Yet as Uriel gazes upon Lucifer’s carvings, flashes of light erupt in his mind.
Not admiration.
Analysis.

Hidden enchantments.
Spell-coded emotional manipulation.
Designs that implant desire.

Lucifer grows uncomfortable.
Not because Uriel accuses.
But because Uriel sees.

Uriel does not immediately expose Lucifer.
Instead, he tests the waters.

He asks questions.
He observes Michael’s attraction to the carvings.

He recognizes that the designs are spelled to influence Michael’s clan specifically.

And then Uriel does something profoundly dangerous to deception:

He warns Michael.
Not with accusation.
Not with alarm.

But with discernment.

“They may mean something.”
“It was spelled so that anyone from your clan who sees it would love it.”

This is Uriel’s nature.
He does not shout.
He illuminates.

Why Lucifer Feared Uriel

Lucifer later admits privately:
“Uriel knows our little secret now.”

Lucifer understood a terrifying truth:

Uriel cannot be easily fooled.
Uriel might doubt.
Uriel might hesitate.

But once revelation takes root inside Uriel, it grows.
Lucifer’s greatest weakness was not Michael’s sword.

It was Uriel’s mind.
Because war can be countered with force.
But exposed deception collapses itself.

A Quiet Watcher During the War

During the War that cast Lucifer and his angels into Olam-Chuphshah, Uriel stood aligned with Michael’s forces.

But unlike Michael, who led armies—
Unlike Gabriel, who issued proclamations—
Unlike Raphael, who healed the wounded—

Uriel functioned as a battlefield analyst.

He mapped movements.
He identified false retreats.
He detected illusionary formations.

Where darkness attempted misdirection, Uriel supplied clarity.
Light does not always strike.

Sometimes light simply shows what is already there.

The Light of Holy Father

The 24 Elders anointed Uriel with his eternal title:

“The Light of Holy Father.”

This title does not mean Uriel emits Ahavah’s light.
It means Uriel reflects Ahavah’s understanding.

Uriel does not replace divine wisdom.
He distributes access to it.

Among the Twelve Archangels, Uriel serves as:

• Interpreter of hidden patterns
• Decoder of divine mysteries
• Illuminator of suppressed truth

When divine matters require clarity rather than power, Uriel is summoned.

The Personality of Uriel

Uriel is not loud.
Not flamboyant.
Not confrontational.

He often laughs.
He enjoys humor.
He blends easily into friendly exchanges.

But beneath that casual demeanor lies one of the sharpest intellects in Shamayim.

Uriel’s silence is active.
Uriel’s calm is processing.
Uriel’s laughter does not cancel his awareness.

It conceals it.

Those who underestimate Uriel do so at their own peril.

Eternal Function

Uriel’s eternal mission can be summarized in one sentence:

To ensure that nothing hidden remains hidden forever.

Not through force.
Not through coercion.

But through light.

Because when light arrives, darkness does not need to be attacked.
Darkness simply disappears.

And in this, Uriel stands as one of the most indispensable beings in all creation.

Not seated upon the highest throne.
Not commanding the largest army.

But standing as the quiet brilliance beside Ahavah’s truth.

Uriel —
Born of stars.
Bearer of illumination.
Watcher of patterns.
Exposer of deception.
Disciple of Yeshua.
Ruler of coming ages.

The Light of Holy Father.

Incarnation as John, Son of Zebedee

In the fullness of time, Uriel would incarnate on Earth as John, son of Zebedee, becoming one of Yeshua’s disciples.

This incarnation aligns perfectly with Uriel’s nature.

John becomes known as:

• The disciple who perceives love’s depth
• The one who understands spiritual symbolism
• The recorder of cosmic revelations

The Book of Revelation itself mirrors Uriel’s star-born mind—rich with imagery, layered meanings, and encoded truth.

John does not merely describe events.
He reveals dimensions.
Just as Uriel always has.

Ruler with Yeshua in the End of Times

At the consummation of ages, Uriel—alongside other incarnated Archangels who served as disciples—will rule with Yeshua.

Not as tyrants.
Not as distant gods.

But as enlightened governors.

Uriel’s governance will be rooted in illumination.

He will not rule through fear.
He will rule through clarity.

In his dominion, ignorance will not thrive.

Deception will not hide.
Darkness will not cloak itself as light.

Because Uriel himself is light.