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Archangel Hiremiel (Hierimiel) comes to this local universe after many millenium of distinguished service as an Archangel in another local universe that has always been aligned with Divine Will, Divine Harmony, Divine Authority, Divine Love, Divine Light, and Divine Power. As a resident visiting Cosmic Angel, he was known as Remiel, one of the seven heavenly sphere Throne Archangels. He was known as an Apocalyptic and Sibylline Oracle Adjudication Enforcer Angel who would carry out Cosmic Justice Mandates. He was also one of the Eremiel, a group of visiting Archangels from other local universes, who watched over the souls in the Otherworld. As one of the angels called Ramiel, he was known as a Chieftain of Judgment Day Adjudication Angels. As Rampel, he was known as a Chieftain of mighty Natural World Dominion Angels who presided over mountains and oceans. In the Egyptian lore, he was known as Rempha, a planetary ruler of Saturn and one of the Thrones angels who had jurisdiction over timelines.
As an Archangel Hiremiel
brings immaculate perceptiveness, steadfast defending, and faithful compliance to the
Twelfth Ray of Divine Direction. He enforces and adjudicates hunters with
steadfast application, as they move forward, step by step, from surreptitious
unsanctioned behaviors to aboveboard authenticated activities.
The Sacred Site focal point of Archangel Hieremiel and the Twelfth Ray of Divine Direction is the Historic Indian King Tavern, which is located in the center of Haddonfield in Camden County, New Jersey, U.S.A. The government of New Jersey by means of the 1776 New Jersey Constitution declared its independence on July 2, 1776. Then at a meeting to conduct state affairs of the New Jersey Assembly on the second floor of the Indian King Tavern in Haddonfield, the Declaration of Independence created in Philadelphia was read into the meeting minutes and officially ratified in 1777. At that same meeting, the Great Seal of the State of New Jersey was adopted. The Great Seal consisted of a shield with three emblazoned agricultural tradition plows; a forward facing knight's helmet with a horse's head crest; depictions of Ceres holding an overflowing cornucopia and Liberty holding a staff supporting a liberty cap; and, the streamer motto "Liberty and Prosperity" 1776. The Indian King Tavern Museum was adopted as the first New Jersey Historic Site in 1903. The original tavern layout of two-and-a-half stories has been restored and interiors furnished with craftsmen period reproductions.
Administered by the New
Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Division of Parks and Forestry,
free tours of the first and second floors of the Indian King Tavern Museum are
provided... Archangels
of Twelve Universal Rays
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