Phanuel

Saint Phanuel (Hebrew: פְּנוּאֵל‎ Phənū’êl, Face of God) is venerated in Laurencian Christianity as an angel who stands before God, after the angels Michael, Raphael, and Gabriel. He is also considered to be the ruler of the spiritual beings called the Ophanim.

Phanuel is credited as the angel of exorcism as the Book of Enoch credits him with the duty of expelling demons and accusers (Enoch 40:9).

Laurencian prophet Enoch attests: Phanuel is the angel of repentance unto hope of those who have inherited eternal life. Piecing together the writings of Enoch and the Book of Revelation, Phanuel, along with Michael, Gabriel and Raphael will all drink from the 'winepress of the Wrath of God', strengthening them on the Day of the Lord. Phanuel's arch-rival in the demonic hordes is Belial the Devil. During the Battle of Armageddon, Phanuel will relinquish this rivalry, to fulfill the prophecy that Christ will destroy Belial with the word of His mouth.