>>1944088The seven-eyes-motif is actually from the book of Revelation and doesn't describe any angel, but Jesus as he appears in the vision of the apostle John, as the lamb of God, slain from the foundation of the world with seven eyes and seven horns, taking the book with seven seals from the hands of God the Father in preparation for the final judgement of the world.
The term seraph(im) comes from the root-word saraph (שָׂרַף) which means burning and is usually translated as fiery serpents, which would imply, as it is being used to name the angels the prophet Isaiah sees in a vision flying around the throne of God, that a Seraph is a serpentine angel, which is also on fire.
Er... have an elf I made a while ago, I guess.
