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Encyclopedia > Gabrielle

Gabrielle is a woman's name, originally the French feminine form of Gabriel, which meant "man of god" in Hebrew. 12th-century icon of Archangel Gabriel from Novgorod. ...


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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: St. Gabriel the Archangel (588 words)
At the same time, even in the Bible, Gabriel is, in accordance with his name, the angel of the Power of God, and it is worth while noting the frequency with which such words as "great", "might", "power", and "strength" occur in the passages referred to above.
Thus they attribute to Gabriel the destruction of Sodom and of the host of Sennacherib, though they also regard him as the angel who buried Moses, and as the man deputed to mark the figure Tau on the foreheads of the he elect (Ezekiel 4).
Gabriel's own words, "I am Gabriel, who stand before God" (Luke 1:19), have led some to think that these angels must belong to the highest rank; but this is generally explained as referring to their rank as the highest of God's messengers, and not as placing them among the Seraphim and Cherubim (cf.
Africans in America/Part 3/Gabriel's Conspiracy (1618 words)
Gabriel was born in 1776, on Thomas Prosser's tobacco plantation in Henrico County, Virginia.
Gabriel was unusually intelligent, and unusually large; by the age of 20 he was six feet, two or three inches tall, and was enormously strong from his years of smithing.
Gabriel experienced several strong influences: the rhetoric of the American Revolution; the uprising in Saint Domingue, the radical words of white artisans who championed the working class; the success exhibited by free fls; his own hatred of the merchants who routinely cheated the slaves they hired; his desire to be free and to prosper.
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