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 One obvious reason the sun and moon don't smash into each other is because they are on different tracks, relatively close and not hundreds of thousands or millions of miles away.  In fact, they only need to be a mile away in order to pass each other.  

• The angel known as Uriel is not found in the canonical writings.
• Only three angels are named in Scripture: Gabriel, Michael, and Raphael.

• He was also one of the four who asked for divine intervention on behalf of the fallen watchers who took human wives and created the Nephilim, the half-angel, half-human offspring mentioned in Genesis 6:1-4.
• Uriel is one of the archangels of post-exilic Rabbinic tradition.
• All that we know about Uriel comes from legends, tales, and angel lore. 
• In one apocryphal book, The Life of Adam and Eve, he is one of the cherubs in the Garden of Eden.
• He is also thought to be one of the angels that will rule at the end of time.
• In 745, the reigning Pope, St. Zachary, tried to clarify the church’s position on angel worship. He condemned any obsession with angels but affirmed the practice. They removed Uriel and many other angels from the list of those that could be venerated. Basically, the only ones left were Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.
• In the 11th century, however, Uriel was venerated by Bulgarian followers who were dualists.   [Note: dualists are heretics]
• He rules over Tartarus (hell) where the watchers await judgment.             [Rules over hell]
• In the Gospel of Barnabas found in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Uriel is one of the four leaders of the War of the Sons of Light and the Sons of Darkness. 

Uriel ---------- what is the real story behind Uriel?

• The angel known as Uriel is not found in the canonical writings.
• Only three angels are named in Scripture: Gabriel, Michael, and Raphael.

• He was also one of the four who asked for divine intervention on behalf of the fallen watchers who took human wives and created the Nephilim, the half-angel, half-human offspring mentioned in Genesis 6:1-4.
• Uriel is one of the archangels of post-exilic Rabbinic tradition.
• All that we know about Uriel comes from legends, tales, and angel lore.
• In one apocryphal book, The Life of Adam and Eve, he is one of the cherubs in the Garden of Eden.
• He is also thought to be one of the angels that will rule at the end of time.
• In 745, the reigning Pope, St. Zachary, tried to clarify the church’s position on angel worship. He condemned any obsession with angels but affirmed the practice. They removed Uriel and many other angels from the list of those that could be venerated. Basically, the only ones left were Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael.
• In the 11th century, however, Uriel was venerated by Bulgarian followers who were dualists.   [Note: dualists are heretics]
• He rules over Tartarus (hell) where the watchers await judgment.             [Rules over hell]
• In the Gospel of Barnabas found in the Dead Sea Scrolls, Uriel is one of the four leaders of the War of the Sons of Light and the Sons of Darkness.

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The Church does not recognize any angels by name but for the three, Gabriel, Michael and Raphael. There is a serious danger in recognizing other angels or in the forbidden practice of giving an angel some name, because it is far too easy to invoke a devil by mistake. When you invoke devils you get all kinds of problems, as for example the problem of refusing to recognize the reality before your eyes which is the problem shared by all flat-earthers. Maybe their problem is traceable back to Uriel?
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