Who were the seven Archangels? There are so many versions... Western Theology Masters Enter

There were currently three versions, but he did not know which one was the real one. It was the more orthodox one… The first version had Raguel in it. This was the original text written in the Book of Enoch. Although the Book of Enoch was pseudo-scripture, it was very clear. Uriel-Leading the celestial bodies and stars and guarding the underworld Raphael-Guarding the Souls of Humans Raguel-God's Avenger Michael-Guardian God of Israel Charlie-Avenger of Souls Gabriel-Seraph and Angel of Wisdom in charge of Heaven Remille-Guardian of the Underworld He did not know where the second version came from. There was no Raguel, but there was a Midaron, and he was even a King of Angels… Michael Raphael Gabriel Uriel Sariel Remiel Metatron Midalen was known as the agent of God and the King of Angels. Among the many archangel candidates, it was the most favored by religious law scholars. As Metatron was an angel that Michael had taken Enoch into heaven, he was the youngest among the angels. All the angels were born 15 billion years ago, but he was only born 8,500 years ago. In the Book of Enoch, Enoch visited heaven on the last day of judgment of the ghosts. He saw the fallen angels who were about to be judged and begged God to forgive them, but God did not agree. But God appreciated his personality and led him to heaven as an angel. Because Enoch was good at remembering things in the human world, he continued his work after ascending to heaven. He recorded everything that happened in heaven and earth and became God's secretary. Later generations called him the secretary of heaven. When Midaron appeared as an angel of fire, he had thirty-six wings on his back, countless eyes, and a face that was even more brilliant than the sun. Amongst all the angels, Midarun was the strongest and most intelligent. He was known as the King of Angels and was responsible for teaching the souls of the dead children in the Heaven Realm. Angel of Uranus. Was Lucifer one of the seven angels in the third version? Did he become Satan after his betrayal? The Book of Enoch also recorded the four kings of the angels. What did this have to do with the category of the seven angels? Were the seven angels divided by humans?