Daloth
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Ah, the old gang is back...per Meg "The Apocalypse were the simple days'.
Loved the fact that she told Cass "They where going to move some furniture around" as she continued "you know what I mean" and cass's delayed ever growing grin.
I honestly think that cass's powers are getting juiced up and touching the word of god has put this Angel in a whole different league. Watch out Naomi whatever\whoever you are.
Is Meg actually dead? It looked like they cut away quick enough to leave her fate open. I could see her returning in a different vessel. It's good to see Cas back.
Is Meg actually dead? It looked like they cut away quick enough to leave her fate open. I could see her returning in a different vessel. It's good to see Cas back.
Actually, Uriel is the angel of repentance. Azrael is the angel of death. Those two get mixed up a lot for what ever reason. :hi:I'm kind of curious myself where they are going with naomi. So far every angel except for Cas has had some sort of biblicial background/name. The archangels obviously, Uriel being the angel of death
Actually Cas already is a Seraphim, he stated so in one of the flashbacks to he, Dean, and Benny in Purgatory.I just hope they don't pull another Castiel = almost god thing again, or even make him an archangel or seraphim, because we already saw where that went with the whole leviathan thing.
Actually, Uriel is the angel of repentance. Azrael is the angel of death. Those two get mixed up a lot for what ever reason. :hi:
Actually Cas already is a Seraphim, he stated so in one of the flashbacks to he, Dean, and Benny in Purgatory.
Good point. Nice info. :hi:Uriel, in hebrew lore, is the angel that brought about the plagues upon Egypt, and in the apocrypha he is called specifically as the ruler of tartarus, which was as close to hell as you got in greece other than hades, and in most literature that is non canonical he is referred to as angel of death, More than likely its a combo of it all really. I know that in several others Azriel is the angel of death (like most normal Jewish sects) but since they have yet to bring him in, I like the idea of Uriel the enforcer personally. (again just me though)
It was in the episode "Blood Brother", 5th episode IIRC.I never saw where Cas said he is a seraphim though, I'm sure I did but I just forgot about it.
If that's true though then he should be on par with the archangels and at least should've been able to fight lucifer to a standstill for a while, as at least in most lores, seraphim are of equal power or more than an archangel depending on their rank within the choir. That's of course throwing out the KJ bible rankings as they only mention Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael by name as archangels.
Supernatural does take quite a bit of liberties though, and I expect them too, but calling Castiel a Seraphim, and then having all these angels kicking his ass or taking over him is a bit much. To be fair he should've been able to take the majority of the souls from purgatory if Crowley could have, because we forget, he may be king of hell, but he didn't start off that way. They both should be at the upper limits to their powers by this point.
Good point. Nice info. :hi:
It was in the episode "Blood Brother", 5th episode IIRC.
Truth, I'm really not fond of the whole Naomi thing for example. Honestly, I feel the show has been going downhill since season 6. 6 was fine for the most part, I thought the whole Alpha monsters and Eve thing was neat but a lot of things just didn't add up. For one, season 5 finale you see Chuck (God)[1]
finish typing and then vanish. Onward to szn 6 where there is a war in heaven going on between Raphael and Castiel, where is God in all this? Where did he go in szn 5 finale if not back to heaven? Don't even get me started on the Leviathans lol. But I'm rambling now, so I'll end this post here.
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"I hate the breaks, but very rare for Sam and Dean to be that wrong, and especially for the 80000 sigils to fail so spectacularly. Yes, Crowely is king of hell and all, but sigil magic has always worked on him before still."
I just watched the episode again and noticed "the why" of why i now know it to be in his head...... think glass.
Yes or a variation of it. I think the big question now is, Crowley? or Naomi?
Did Benny think he's a deplorable predator?
Could Crowley be the Devil the Prince of Darkness?
Looked ahead, next a little teaser......
Metatron is known as the angel of life. He guards the Tree of Life and writes down the good deeds people do on Earth, as well as what happens in heaven, in the Book of Life (which is also known as the akashic record). Metatron is traditionally considered to be the spiritual brother of archangel Sandalphon, and both were humans on Earth before ascending to heaven as angels (Metatron is said to have lived as the prophet Enoch, and Sandalphon as the prophet Elijah.