There are only three angels named in The Bible: The archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, so no, Castiel is not an angel mentioned in the Bible.
More about Castiel: Castiel is a fictional character on the television series Supernatural. If the producers Kripke and Singer got their inspiration for him from anywhere in particular, they seem to be rather quiet on the matter. His name does not appear in the Bible or other Judeo-Christian writings. Although his name is theophoric, that is it embeds one of the many names of God, "El," the name Castiel does not have scriptural roots.
While there are only three angels mentioned in the Bible, there are multiple mentions of demonic names and most of the information we have surrounding such beings as angels and demons come from other spiritual writings from Judaism and Islam. The demon Azazel, another thorphoric name ("Azaz" means "rugged" or "rough" in several Aramaic dialects), has appeared as a character in at least one other production besides Supernatural; he is featured in the movie Fallen with Denzel Washington and John Goodman.
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Though not mentioned in the Bible, Cassiel is the Latin name of an archangel in post-biblical Judeo-Christian religion, particularly that of the Kabbalah. Unlike many other angels, Cassiel is known for simply watching the events of the cosmos unfold with little interference. He is the angel of solitude and tears, and is said to preside over the deaths of kings. He is often included in lists as being one of the seven archangels and often associated with the Seventh Heaven.
In Jewish mysticism and Mesopotamian mythology, Cassiel is associated with the planet Saturn, the day of the week Thursday, and the direction north. He is the controller of the moon.
In the magical text Berit Menuchah, Cassiel is associated with Kefitzat Haderech, the ability to travel quickly through space. Magic spells using his name are cast to create destruction, to scatter crowds, to cause a person to wander aimlessly, or to fall from a position of power.
Ancient Hebrew amulets bearing his name are used to drive away one's enemies. The words on the charm are written with the blood of a bird and then tied to the foot of a dove. The dove is then set to flight, taking one's enemy with it. Should the bird refuse to fly, it is a sign that one's enemies won't depart either.
The angel Bartholomew is a character in the television show, Supernatural. He was on season 9, and was played by Adam Harrington. He was part of a group of angels that were possessing people to gain human form. He was killed by Castiel. Biblically, there was an apostle named Bartholomew. He was later made a saint by the Catholic church, but is not mentioned as being an angel.
there is a Misha Collins who is an actor. he is recently working in the TV series of supernatural in season 5 as the angel Castiel. hope it helped
Misha Collins, who plays the well-meaning angel Castiel on the TV show Supernatural, makes a very hefty salary. Reportedly, Collins earns $15,000-$20,000 USD per episode.
Yes, 3. An angel and 2 quotes from the bible.
its me Castiel im sure he is nice one n in real much sensetive and family caring than his chractor DEAN.
Castiel is the angel of Thursday. He is also epic on Supernatural.
Castiel says that Uriel is the funniest angel in the garrison.
Castiel is just an angel not an archangel. Gabriel and Michael are however.
Yes he is.
Saint Castiel is a fictional angel in the television series, not a real person.
Castiel ;actor misha collins
As an Angel, Castiel isn't accustomed to tying ties. He's simply confused about it much like other human things.
An angel named Castiel, he is seen in Season 4, 5 and 6. God sent castiel bearing in mind that dean was destined to stop the apocalpse
yes. he is said to be a major arc in the new season Yes he is one of the main characters in season 5. He is on a mission that will be revealed in the third one. see the devil is free and castiel is a fallen angel.
No, Castiel from Supernatural does not have a son.
umm castiel never kisses you.
Eventually, yes, Castiel is able to meet God.