archseraph
archseraph noun: an eminent seraph that ranks above other angels.
Noun
archseraph (plural archseraphs or archseraphim)
- An eminent seraph that ranks above other angels.
- In order that this should become comprehensible to you, I must tell you that among those exiled with me, at the very beginning of our exile there, was the chief ‘Zirlikner’ of our planet Karatas, the then still young but already very learned Pooloodjistius, who after the all-gracious pardon, became...1950, G. I. Gurdjieff, All and Everything, Routledge and Kegan Paul Limited, page 1121
- The highest of all created beings or intelligences owed his existence to Jesus, cocreator of the angelic hosts (John 1:3). This archseraph, with great dignity of person and position, was one of the created angels, formed by the same omnipotent hand and glorious power who created the heavens and the...1991, Herbert Lockyer, All the Teachings of Jesus, Hendrickson Publishers, →ISBN, page 8
Forms of archseraph
| plural | archseraphs |
|---|---|
| plural | archseraphim |
Origin of archseraph
From arch- + seraph.
Questions about archseraph
- What does archseraph mean?
- Archseraph means an eminent seraph that ranks above other angels.
- What part of speech is archseraph?
- Archseraph is a noun.
- What is the plural of archseraph?
- The plural of archseraph is archseraphs.
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