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An Arel, Ar'el, or Er'el (Heb. אֶרְאֵל, pl. אֶרְאֵלִים Erelim — "hero", "valiant one") refers to a rank of angels in Jewish Kabbalah and Christianity. The name is seen to mean "the valiant/courageous". They are generally seen as the third highest rank of divine beings/angels below God.

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Jewish angelic hierarchy

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