King of Heaven

Occurrences: 7

First Reference: Beginnings 22:83

Now after the King of Heaven had spoken these words, Noah went forth from the mount and journeyed to the tent of Methuselah.

See: Ahman, King of Salem, Melchizedek, Noeiel

Summary: The honorable title, “King of Heaven”, is used occasionally to designate Noeiel, the Father Ahman of the Celestial Council of Elohim (W:24:20; 1:1:27). While the Heavenly Father appointed to serve the realms of Elohim is most commonly referred to as “Ahman”, he may also be recognized in portions of the text as Melchizedek (E:5:3) or Noeiel (5:13:39).

Even though scripture mentions other Father Gods that exceed Ahman in glory and exaltation, the designation “King of Heaven” is still applicable and appropriate, especially for citizens of the Elohim, as well as the citizens dwelling in the lesser realms of the Telestial and Terrestrial Kingdoms. Technically speaking, the most Supreme ‘Father’ or ‘King’ of Heaven is the entity most commonly referred to in scripture as “The One”.

Noeiel serves with his beloved Galendriel as co-Ahman of the Council of Elohim. He is the presiding Heavenly Father over the House of Archons and the realms and dominions of Elohim. He dwells in the city of Salem of Merigoth, on the planet Jeruel (B:28:80). Other aliases include “King of Salem”, the “King of Peace and Righteousness”, and the “Father of All” (B:28:80; B:29:33; W:24:20).

Notes/References:

Behold the House of the Archons, over which shall preside even the very King of Heaven, even Ahman, the Father of All; and on his right hand shall stand the Ancient of Days even Michael, who shall stand forth as Chief Archon before all the great and mighty.

Wisdom 24:20

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King of Salem