Good day, major!
Your reasoning is faulty. What I mean is, just because the names of certain angels are not found in the Bible, does not mean that they don't exist. There are a variety of angels mentioned in the OT and in Revelation, but their names are never mentioned. Does that mean that they are not there? Likewise, it collectively mentions the 'sons of God' as those angels who took wives from the daughters of men, but their names are not given. When the angels, referred to as the sons of God, presented themselves to the Lord in Job, their names were not mentioned, but they were there before the Lord.
I already answered this in a previous post. For one, your assumption does not do away with the fact that Jude quoted Enoch. It also does not do away with Peter's and Jude's mentioning of those angels who were sent to Tartartus because of their sinful actions. By the way, though it is stated that these angels were put under the earth in chains of darkness, it does not mention their names, yet those angels were obviously imprisoned there. My point is, just because their names are not mentioned, does not mean that it didn't happen to them.
Likewise, in Enoch, in 10:2, an angel named Arsayalalyur is sent to the son of Lamech, (Noah) by God on how to survive the flood that He is was going to bring upon the earth. That name is also not mentioned in the Bible, but I'm sure that it was an angel who gave Noah the instructions for building the ark and not God in person.
There are different ranks or classes of angels. How do you know that God did not place that archangel in that position over repentance and other angels over other responsibilities and who report to directly to the Lord? Do you know what goes on in heaven and what the angels are in charge of and what their authorities are? Here's an example:
Authority over water:
"And I heard the angel of the waters saying, “Righteous are You, the One who is and who was, O Holy One, because You judged these things"
Authority over fire:
"Still another angel, with authority over the fire, came from the altar and called out in a loud voice to the angel with the sharp sickle, 'Swing your sharp sickle and gather the clusters of grapes from the vine of the earth, because its grapes are ripe.' ”
The angel of the waters is referring to that angel who has authority over the waters, who responds after the other angels pour out their bowls on the sea and fresh waters turning them into literal blood. Their names are not mentioned and that one angel has authority on behalf of God over the waters. There is also an angel who has authority over fire and neither of their names are mentioned, but it doesn't mean that they don't exist.
As I stated in the previous post and above, just because an angels name appears in Enoch, but not in the other scriptures, does not mean that He does not exist. This faulty reasoning. Assumption.
You are correct in that there is one mediator between God and men. However, it does not mention those angels in Enoch as being mediators. As I said, their are various angels mentioned in Revelation, but their names are not given. Neither you nor I know what positions they hold, nor their authorities. As an archangel, Phanuel could be in a position of authority in regards to repentance, reporting directly to the Lord. Another example is when Paul says regarding believers after they are in their immortal and glorified state: "Don't you know that we will judge the world. Do you not know that we shall judge angels?" To use your reasoning, isn't judgement something that only God does? Yet, scripture says that believers will have some part in judging the world and angels.
You're making assumptions about things that you know nothing of, which take place in heaven.
The bottom line is, your point regarding Phanuel, does not do away with the fact that Jude quoted one of the prophesies of Enoch.
As I have stated.....anyone can believe what they choose to believe.
I for one am a BIBLE literalist. By that I mean that the Bible says what God wanted us to know.
What YOU are saying is that YOU know more than God has told us hence we should know that Raphael and Phenual are the real names of angels even though there is NO RECORD of them anywhere in the Bible.
The Book of ENOCH is OCCULTIC and HERESY!
Now I do not know you, to the best of my memory I do not remember speaking with you. I do not say these things to disrepect you in anyway my brother, but I would suggest to you that you study just a little more about "Discernment".
Please feel free to reject everything I say to you and insted, I suggest that you place your personal opinions aside and do the work to show yourself approved. Allow me to give you another example of the OCCULT nature of the book of Enoch.
We read in the Book of Enoch, chapter 69:8-12…
"And the fourth was named Penemue: he taught the children of men the bitter and the sweet, and he taught them all the secrets of their wisdom. And he instructed mankind in writing with ink and paper, and thereby many sinned from eternity to(10)eternity and until this day. For men were not created for such a purpose, to give confirmation (11) to their good faith with pen and ink. For men were created exactly like the angels, to the intent that they should continue pure and righteous, and death, which destroys everything, could not have taken hold of them, but through this their knowledge they are perishing, and through this power (12) it is consuming me..
Now you said that my understanding was FAULTY.
Now the words from the book of Enoch tell us that man’s wisdom came from a demon named Penemue?
YOU my friend are supporting and believing a book which just said that "mans wisdom came from a demon named Penemue"!!!
That’s crazy! Did ink and paper cause the fall of the human race? Wasn't It Adam’s sin that brought sin into the world (Romans 5:12); not evil literature.
Mankind is inherently evil of himself, prone to the works of the flesh (Galatians 5:19-21).
The lost sin because they are sinners,born with a fallen nature,inherited directly from Adam!
Now is my understanding FAULTY??????
Although demons definitely influence mankind to do evil, man was already fallen long before he began to pursue idolatry and witchcraft. Christ came and died not to save us from witchcraft, but from all sin. Also, notice in Enoch 69:6, that the Book of Enoch claims that a demon named Gadreel led Eve astray and introduced weaponry to mankind. How absurd. The Bible identifies the serpent which deceived Eve in the Garden of Eden as Satan (Ezekiel 28:13).
Are you sure that it is MY understanding that id FLAWED????
Since you support the book of Enoch I am sure that you have acopy right there with you so YOU will see that as YOU progress deeper into the Book of Enoch, YOU will eventually find the Books of Adam and Eve fascinating as well, and then YOU will be into New Age occultism without even realizing it. Don’t be fooled, the Book of Enoch is occult material, written by gnostics that will lead you into the senseless mysticism of pagan religion. Keep in mind the philosophies of the Gnostics laid the groundwork for what today is termed Luciferianism.
The book of Enoch consistently glorifies angels in the rightful place of Jesus, at best this is promoting angel worship which is nothing more than trafficking in demons..sorcery, which is why it is so highly utilized in the occult,with a whole realm of sorcery dedicated to it known as Enochian Magic. This should be more than enough right here to satisfy any questions on whether or not the book of Enoch is the inspired word of God, there are though numerous other contradictions and outright false teachings contained in this book.
Now.....please.....fight the urge to immediatly post a responce to what I just posted. Investigate this stuff. Pray about it. Think it through and ask your self if what you are reading in the Book of Enoch came from God....and if you think it does,
THEN WAY IS NONE OF IT FOUND IN THE WORD OF GOD?????