518 myths · Page 18 of 18
Two Egyptian sorcerers told Pharaoh the sea was angel-work, then flew up to pull the angels down until Michael caught them by the hair.
Enoch had stood before God's face, and no human eye could survive what that did to him. So an angel white as snow pressed ice into his skin.
Pharaoh's chariots behind them and a sea that will not open ahead, and God answers Israel's weeping by remembering a knife on Moriah.
Every sin snaps the string tying a man to God, and the wicked read the silence as proof. Gabriel comes down in the Days of Awe to knot it.
Nehunya sent a prayer past every keeper to the beings who carry the Throne of Glory, and a horn answered from beyond the last firmament.
Armed angels came down to the Sea and God sent them home. Moses remembered that, and would not take one as escort into Canaan.
Moses told God the plated altar would burn through. God answered with the angels of glowing fire who stand under water and are never eaten.
Moses climbed into the seam where heaven's voice met the mountain's fire, overheard the angels answering God, and carried their words down to Israel.
