Archangel's Embrace pop music The Great Holy Archangel Jeremiel

pop music Archangel's Embrace The Great Holy Archangel Jeremiel [Verse] Great Archangel Jeremiel keep us safe tonight Shine your light show us right In the dark in the fight Guide us through with your might [Verse 2] Leave the good days take the bad away Every night every day Protection in every way For this we always pray [Chorus] We praise we believe in you Heavens bright and shiny too Father's love holy true Always here watching through [Verse 3] Bad days gone never stay You've come showing the way In the night in the day Holy light never stray [Bridge] Father and the holy three Trinity guide us be In your faith let us see Safety peace endlessly [Verse 4] Through the storms and the calm Shelter us within your palm In the dark sing your psalm In your arms no more harm jeremiel Material from Wikipedia - the free encyclopedia jeremiel Memorial Day November 8  Media files on Wikimedia Commons Jeremiel (Heb. ירחמיאל - “height of God”, “exaltation to God”, remiel), in Christian and Judaic angelology, one of the archangels. Mentioned in the non-canonical Old Testament Third Book of Ezra, where he, together with the Archangel Uriel, came to the prophet and answered his questions about the end of the world: Didn’t the souls of the righteous ask about the same thing in their seclusion, saying: “How long will we hope in this way? And when is the fruit of our retribution? To this Jeremiel the Archangel answered me: “When the number of the seeds in you is fulfilled, for the Most High has weighed this age in scales, and measured the times with a measure, and numbered the hours by number, and will not move or speed up until the certain measure is fulfilled” ( 3Ez 4:35-37). Traditionally, the Archangel Jeremiel is depicted on icons holding scales in his right hand[1]. The Archangel of God not only reveals the gloomy prospect of a sinful world, but also helps to see the holy seeds of eternal life in the world[1]. The apocryphal Book of Enoch, translated by R.H. Charles, mentions the archangel Remiel, whom God placed over those who are resurrected[2].