Commanding The Angels With Your Prayers and Your Words

Commanding the Angels with Your Prayers
and Your Words

1. Michael – Michael is often considered the leader of the archangels. His name
means “who is like God,” which is believed to signify his unwavering loyalty
and devotion to God. His primary role is that of a protector and warrior against
evil. He is also associated with healing and guiding souls to the afterlife.
2. Gabriel – Gabriel is best known for his role as the messenger. He is often
depicted in the Bible delivering important messages from God. His most
notable appearance was in the New Testament, where he announced to Mary
that she would give birth to Jesus. Gabriel is also associated with
communication and is considered the patron saint of communication workers.
3. Raphael – Raphael is associated with healing and is often depicted with a staff
and a fish. The Book of Tobit tells the story of how Raphael aided Tobias on
his journey and healed Tobit’s blindness. Raphael is also considered the patron
saint of travelers.
4. Uriel – Uriel is known for his wisdom and is often depicted holding a book. He
is associated with repentance and salvation. It is believed that Uriel was the
archangel that warned Noah about the flood and helped Enoch on his journey
to the afterlife.
5. Sariel – Sariel is often referred to as the archangel of death, as he plays a role in
escorting souls to the afterlife. According to tradition, Sariel also watches over
the spirits of the deceased.
6. Raguel – Raguel is often associated with justice and peace. He is believed to
help settle disputes and bring harmony to relationships and communities.
7. Remiel – Remiel is associated with divine visions and is often depicted with a
scroll or book. He is believed to be the archangel that assisted Ezra in writing
the second book of Chronicles.
These seven archangels are often held in high esteem by Christians and are often
called upon for guidance and intercession. Is that scriptural? Do our prayers influence
angels? While there is no definitive list of archangels, these seven are often referenced
in Christian tradition. An important question to ask is “Can we command angels….”
The answer is a “qualified” yes!
There are several verses in the Bible that suggest that men can command angels. One
example is found in Psalm 91:11-12, which says, “For he will command his angels
concerning you to guard you in all your ways; they will lift you up in their hands so
that you will not strike your foot against a stone.” This verse suggests that God
commands angels on behalf of his people, but it also implies that man has a role to
play in commanding angels.
Another example is found in Matthew 18:10, where Jesus says, “See that you do not
despise one of these little ones. For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the
face of my Father in heaven.” This verse seems to suggest that every person has an
angel assigned to them and that those angels are paying close attention to what is
happening in their lives.
Additionally, in Hebrews 1:14, it says, “Are not all angels ministering spirits sent to
serve those who will inherit salvation?” This verse seems to indicate that angels are
here to serve and minister to those who are believers in Jesus Christ.
I have seven bronze figures on my mantel representing the seven archangels of the
Western church. Seeing them throughout the day and every morning reminds me that
angels exist and are working on my behalf. Here is a prayer to activate angels:
Pray this Daily:
Eckhardt, John. Prayers That Rout Demons
Let Your angels ascend and descend upon my life (Gen. 28:12).
Give Your angels charge over me and deliver me (Ps. 91:11).
Let the angel of the Lord chase the enemy (Ps. 35:5).
Let the angel of the Lord persecute the enemy (Ps. 35:6).
Let Your angels fight for me in the heavens against principalities (Dan. 10:13).
Let the angel of Your presence save me (Isa. 63:9).
Let Your angels go before me and make the crooked places straight (Zech.
12:8).
Send Your angels before me to prosper my way (Exod. 33:2).
Lord, hear my voice and send Your angels to deliver me (Num. 20:16).
Send Your angels to minister unto me (Matt. 4:11).
I have come to Zion and to an innumerable company of angels (Heb. 12:22).
I am an heir of salvation. Send Your angels to minister to me (Heb. 1:14).
Send Your angels to deliver me from the hand of the enemy (Matt. 12:11).
Lord, confess me before Your holy angels (Luke 12:8).
Send Your angels in the night to minister to me (Acts 27:23).
Let Your angels meet me as I walk in my destiny (Gen. 32:1).
Send Your angels to be involved in reaching the lost (Acts 8:26).
Release Your angelic army to fight for and defend Your church (Ps. 68:17).
Send Your angels to smite the demons that come to destroy me (Isa. 37:36).

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Give Your angels charge over me and deliver me (Ps. 91:11).

Let the angel of Your presence save me (Isa. 63:9).

Send Your angels before me to prosper my way (Exod. 33:2).

Send Your angels to minister unto me (Matt. 4:11).

I have come to Zion and to an innumerable company of angels (Heb. 12:22).

I am an heir of salvation. Send Your angels to minister to me (Heb. 1:14).

Lord, confess me before Your holy angels (Luke 12:8).

Send Your angels in the night to minister to me (Acts 27:23).

Let Your angels meet me as I walk in my destiny (Gen. 32:1).

Send Your angels to be involved in reaching the lost (Acts 8:26).

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