Kushiel (Mary)

THE LOWEST WHO CARRIED THE HIGHEST

In the vast hierarchies of Shamayim, greatness was never measured by rank alone.
Sometimes, destiny chose the quietest light.

Kushiel was a low-ranked—zero-rank—angel from the clan of Lucifer, created without authority, without command, and without ambition. She bore no crown, led no hosts, and wielded no decree. Yet when rebellion shook Shamayim and Lucifer turned against the Elders, Kushiel did not follow him into darkness.

She remained.

Loyalty Without Reward

Lucifer’s clan was known for brilliance, influence, and authority. But among them existed a few who were overlooked—gentle spirits whose humility made them almost invisible. Kushiel was one of these. Female-like in essence, peaceful in nature, she did not question authority loudly, nor did she conspire in secret.

When Lucifer conceived his hidden war against the Elders, he imprisoned those within his territory who questioned him, sealing them away so that his plan would not leak. Kushiel, along with Fachiel and Evriel, were bound—not for rebellion, but for disagreement.

They did not even know rebellion had occurred.

For ages, they remained imprisoned, cut off from the presence of Ahavah, unaware that Lucifer had fallen and become Satan. Time passed without measure. Silence replaced worship.

Yet even in chains, Kushiel did not turn bitter.

Release and Revelation

When the spell imprisoning them finally broke, Kushiel emerged into a Shamayim she no longer recognized. The light felt unfamiliar. The atmosphere carried grief. When the Elders restored their memories, the truth shattered her understanding:

Her Archangel had fallen.
Lucifer was now Satan.
A war had already scarred creation.

The Elders saw something extraordinary in these three angels—not power, but untainted loyalty. Yakach named them “the most peaceful, beautiful, humblest and honest angels ever from Lucifer’s clan.”

They had remained faithful without knowing they were being tested.

Chosen From the Lowest

When the Elders convened to design the rebirth of Olam-Chuphshah through humanity, they required three volunteers—souls willing to abandon angelic glory and accept mortality, pain, and forgetfulness.

One to become Man.
One to become Woman.
One to carry the Son of the Most High.

Among all Shamayim, it was the lowest angels who stepped forward.
Kushiel fell on her face and accepted the task without hesitation.
This choice was irreversible.
She would not merely become human—she would become the vessel of the Incarnation.

Transformation into Mary

By decree of the 24 Elders, Kushiel was transformed into a female human named Mary, born within Olam-Chuphshah, the universe that once belonged to Lucifer and now lay under Satan’s shadow.

Kushiel was no longer angelic in form—but her essence remained untouched.

She was a Seed of Boqer, the first star ever created, bearing a unique connection to the Most High. This divine lineage made her the only suitable vessel for Yeshua’s arrival into flesh.

When the Elders anointed her, they declared:

“You shall remain a virgin until the Son of the Most High comes…
Therefore, the Elders name you Mary, the Light Bearer.”

Motherhood Beyond Time

As Mary, Kushiel lived under human limitation. She felt fear, confusion, and love. She did not fully remember her past—but her spirit recognized holiness when it stood before her.

Yeshua’s early years revealed the paradox of her existence.

She nurtured a child who was older than time itself.

When Yeshua spoke with the Elders at twelve, Mary perceived only fragments—his wisdom troubled her, yet her heart trusted him. She mothered divinity without comprehension, obedience without explanation.

Her humility did not fade.

The Seed-of-Life and Divine Strategy

Through Kushiel—now Mary—the Seed-of-Life returned to Earth, not as an object, but as a Person.

Yeshua was born to reclaim what Adam lost. Yet when Yeshua later became the Seed Himself, He refused to inherit Olam-Chuphshah, the cursed universe once stolen by Satan through deception.

Instead, He chose something greater.

He became the rightful owner of human souls.

By this act, Yeshua redirected dominion away from corrupted cosmic ownership and toward redemption. The universe would be purified later—but souls would be saved now.

This decision ensured that Satan would not retain advantage, even as ruler of Olam-Chuphshah.

Kushiel’s Eternal Honor

Kushiel’s story defies celestial logic.

She was not a warrior.
She was not an archangel.
She was not a ruler.

She was faithful.

Among all beings, it was a zero-rank angel who carried the weight of salvation. Her obedience rewrote cosmic destiny. Her womb became the threshold between eternity and flesh.

Through her, light entered darkness.
Through her, Yeshua walked among humanity.
Through her sacrifice, the restoration of all things began.

Final Reflection

Kushiel teaches the deepest truth of the 24 Elders Universe:

The Most High does not choose by rank—
He chooses by faithfulness.

And sometimes, the lowest light is entrusted with the highest glory.