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Uriel (אורייל) means "Light of God".

See Commentary on Uriel in the LBRP Ritual:
- Uriel is corresponded to Netzach in Crowley's 'Palace of the World' in Note 15 at the bottom.
- Uriel is corresponded with Vrihl, or Odic/Magical Force (AUB) in SEPHER SEPHIROTH.

References

Waite, Arthur. (1913) The Book of Ceremonial Magic. London.

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+'''Uriel''' (&#1488;&#1493;&#1512;&#1497;&#1497;&#1500;) means "Light of God".
+See Commentary on Uriel in the LBRP Ritual:<br>
+- Uriel is corresponded to Netzach in [http://hermetic.com/sabazius/palace_world.htm Crowley's 'Palace of the World' in Note 15 at the bottom.]<br>
+- Uriel is corresponded with  Vrihl, or Odic/Magical Force (AUB) in [http://www.the-equinox.org/vol1/no8/eqi08024.html SEPHER SEPHIROTH].<br>
+== References ==
+* Waite, Arthur. (1913) [http://www.sacred-texts.com/grim/bcm/bcm76.htm ''The Book of Ceremonial Magic'']. London.
+[[Category:Christan_Godforms]]