7 Archangels

The Seven Archangels are important spiritual beings in the Abrahamic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Their origins can be traced back to early religious texts and traditions where they were seen as messengers and servants of God, each with specific roles in the natural and spiritual world. Called the Watchers because they oversee humanity, these Archangels are believed to guide, protect, and influence aspects of life such as time, communication, and the universe itself. Over time, different cultures and religious texts have named and described them in various ways, but their role as powerful helpers and guardians remains consistent.