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[[Image:Seraph.gif|thumb|right|Byzantine sketch of a six-winged Seraphim angel.]] | [[Image:Seraph.gif|thumb|right|Byzantine sketch of a six-winged Seraphim angel.]] | ||
[[Image:Seraphim and Cherubim -- Cathedral of Cefalù, Sicily.jpg|thumb|right|Mosaic of the six-winged many-eyed Seraphim and Cherubim Angels (''Cathedral of Cefalù, Sicily, ca. 1150 A.D.'')]] | [[Image:Seraphim and Cherubim -- Cathedral of Cefalù, Sicily.jpg|thumb|right|Mosaic of the six-winged many-eyed Seraphim and Cherubim Angels (''Cathedral of Cefalù, Sicily, ca. 1150 A.D.'')]] | ||
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The six-winged '''Seraphim''' are the angels closest to God (Isaiah 6:2) who, due to their closeness to God, resemble fire (Hebrews 12:29; Daniel 7:9; Exodus 24:17; Psalms 103:4). Due to this closeness to God, and their appearance, they were given the name 'seraphim', which in Hebrew means 'flaming'. They are aflame with love for God and kindle others to such love. | The six-winged '''Seraphim''' are the angels closest to God (Isaiah 6:2) who, due to their closeness to God, resemble fire (Hebrews 12:29; Daniel 7:9; Exodus 24:17; Psalms 103:4). Due to this closeness to God, and their appearance, they were given the name 'seraphim', which in Hebrew means 'flaming'. They are aflame with love for God and kindle others to such love. | ||
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*St [[Seraphim of Virits]] | *St [[Seraphim of Virits]] | ||
*St [[Seraphim (Chichagov) of Leningrad and Gdovsk]] | *St [[Seraphim (Chichagov) of Leningrad and Gdovsk]] | ||
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*[[Hieromonk|Hmk]] [[Seraphim Rose]] | *[[Hieromonk|Hmk]] [[Seraphim Rose]] | ||
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*[http://www.sfaturiortodoxe.ro/orthodox/orthodox_advices_angels.htm The Holy Angels] | *[http://www.sfaturiortodoxe.ro/orthodox/orthodox_advices_angels.htm The Holy Angels] | ||
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*Isaiah 6:2 - "And the seraphim stood around Him, each having six wings" | *Isaiah 6:2 - "And the seraphim stood around Him, each having six wings" | ||
*Hebrews 12:29 - "For our God is a consuming fire" | *Hebrews 12:29 - "For our God is a consuming fire" | ||
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Les séraphins sont des créatures célestes ailées, que l'on trouve dans la Bible autour du trône de Dieu.
The six-winged Seraphim are the angels closest to God (Isaiah 6:2) who, due to their closeness to God, resemble fire (Hebrews 12:29; Daniel 7:9; Exodus 24:17; Psalms 103:4). Due to this closeness to God, and their appearance, they were given the name 'seraphim', which in Hebrew means 'flaming'. They are aflame with love for God and kindle others to such love.
Saints et personalités portant le nom de Séraphin
- St Séraphin de Sarov
- St Seraphim of Virits
- St Seraphim (Chichagov) of Leningrad and Gdovsk
- St Seraphim of Mount Domvu, commonly referred to as Seraphim of Lebadeia and also known as Seraphim of Phanarion, Bishop of Phanarion and Neokhorion, May 6
- Metropolitan Seraphim (Mentzelopoulos) of Piraeus
- Archbishop Seraphim (Tikas) of Athens
- Archbishop Seraphim (Storheim) of Ottawa
- Bishop Seraphim (Ginis) of Apollonias
- Bishop Seraphim (Sigrist) of Sendai
- Hmk Seraphim Rose
Références
Ressources bibliques
- Isaiah 6:2 - "And the seraphim stood around Him, each having six wings"
- Hebrews 12:29 - "For our God is a consuming fire"
- Daniel 7:9 - "His throne was a flame of fire"
- Exodus 24:17 - "the appearance of the Lord was like a blazing fire"
- Psalms 103:4 - "Who maketh his angels spirits; his ministers a flaming fire"
