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	'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often ~~also called~~ [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].		'''Uriel''' (also '''Auriel''' or '''Oriel''', {{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often identified with [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].

	Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24}}), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{B\|Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.		Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24}}), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{B\|Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.

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			[[File:Rembrandt - Jacob Wrestling with the Angel - Google Art Project.jpg\|thumb\|[[w:Rembrandt van Rijn\|Rembrandt van Rijn]]: ''Jacob Wrestling with the Angel'', c. 1659]]

	'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often also called [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].		'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often also called [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].

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	== Literature ==		== Literature ==
	*[[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Zur Geschichte und aus den Inhalten der erkenntniskultischen Abteilung der Esoterischen Schule von 1904 bis 1914'', [[GA 265]] (1987), ISBN 3-7274-2650-0 {{Lectures\|265}}
			* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Das Hereinwirken geistiger Wesenheiten in den Menschen'', [[GA 102]] (2001) {{Lectures\|102}}
			* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Zur Geschichte und aus den Inhalten der erkenntniskultischen Abteilung der Esoterischen Schule von 1904 bis 1914'', [[GA 265]] (1987), ISBN 3-7274-2650-0 {{Lectures\|265}}

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	'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often also called [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].		'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often also called [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].

	Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24]]), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.		Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24}}), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{B\|Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.

	According to the original Catholic tradition, the Archangel Uriel stands as the 4th angel in the south before the Throne of God. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], however, he stands in the north as a stern figure with a faint, bluish glow. [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]], on the other hand, stands in the south. In [[occultism]], the colours orange or orange-red are usually assigned to him - Rudolf Steiner, however, speaks of a bluish radiance. Of the four [[members]] of man, the [[physical body]] corresponds to him, as he represents the forces of the [[Old Saturn]], and of the elements, the [[earth element]]. He therefore has a special relationship to the will of man.		According to the original Catholic tradition, the Archangel Uriel stands as the 4th angel in the south before the Throne of God. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], however, he stands in the north as a stern figure with a faint, bluish glow. [[Gabriel (archangel)\|Gabriel]], on the other hand, stands in the south. In [[occultism]], the colours orange or orange-red are usually assigned to him - Rudolf Steiner, however, speaks of a bluish radiance. Of the four [[members]] of man, the [[physical body]] corresponds to him, as he represents the forces of the [[Old Saturn]], and of the elements, the [[earth element]]. He therefore has a special relationship to the will of man.

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'''Uriel''' ({{HeS|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often also called [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].

Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B|Genesis|3:24]]), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B|Genesis|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{Genesis|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.

According to the original Catholic tradition, the Archangel Uriel stands as the 4th angel in the south before the Throne of God. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], however, he stands in the north as a stern figure with a faint, bluish glow. [[Gabriel (archangel)|Gabriel]], on the other hand, stands in the south. In [[occultism]], the colours orange or orange-red are usually assigned to him - Rudolf Steiner, however, speaks of a bluish radiance. Of the four [[members]] of man, the [[physical body]] corresponds to him, as he represents the forces of the [[Old Saturn]], and of the elements, the [[earth element]]. He therefore has a special relationship to the will of man.

Uriel stands at the right side of [[Michael (archangel)|Michael]]:

{{GZ|On his right side, in the direction of the North, stands the one who is especially connected with Saturn's evolution. His light shines in a bluish glow, weaker than that of the others. A sublime, austere figure, he is called by the name of Uriel.|265|336ff}}

== Literature ==
*[[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Zur Geschichte und aus den Inhalten der erkenntniskultischen Abteilung der Esoterischen Schule von 1904 bis 1914'', [[GA 265]] (1987), ISBN 3-7274-2650-0 {{Lectures|265}}

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== References ==

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	[[File:Rembrandt - Jacob Wrestling with the Angel - Google Art Project.jpg\|thumb\|[[w:Rembrandt van Rijn\|Rembrandt van Rijn]]: ''Jacob Wrestling with the Angel'', c. 1659]]		[[File:Rembrandt - Jacob Wrestling with the Angel - Google Art Project.jpg\|thumb\|[[w:Rembrandt van Rijn\|Rembrandt van Rijn]]: ''Jacob Wrestling with the Angel'', c. 1659]]

	'''Uriel''' ({{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often ~~also called~~ [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].		'''Uriel''' (also '''Auriel''' or '''Oriel''', {{HeS\|אוּרִיאֵל}} "My light is God", {{Latin\|Lux vel Ignis Dei}} "light or fire of God"), often identified with [[Phanuel]]<ref>[[Rudolf Steiner]], however, sees Uriel and Phanuel as different spiritual beings.</ref>, is one of the four main [[Archangel]]s according to the Jewish-Christian tradition. From an [[Anthroposophy\|anthroposophical]] point of view, he is the regent of the midsummer season, as described in detail by [[Rudolf Steiner]] in the [[St. John Imagination]].

	Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24}}), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{B\|Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.		Uriel guides the deceased to the Last Judgement and is regarded as the '''Angel of the Earth'''. He is the one who punishes injustice among men and is the overseer of hell. He is often regarded as the Archangel who guarded the entrance to [[Paradise]] after the [[Fall of man]] ({{B\|Genesis\|3:24}}), who announced the Flood to [[Noah]] ({{B\|Genesis\|6:5}}) or who argued with Jacob in the name of God ({{B\|Genesis\|32:24}}). In the apocryphal 4th Book of Ezra, it is Uriel who guides [[w:Ezra\|Ezra]] through heaven and hell.