Archangel Michael, whose name means "(that) who is like God" is the only figure recognized as an Archangel in the Bible (Scripture) and is recognized by both Catholic and Protestant doctrine. He is believed to be the one who appears in the Old Testament from the beginning of the creation of the world and the one who expelled Adam and Eve from Heaven, as ordained by God. He saved the angelic forces from their fall and by his audacity God made him. appointed Head of the Angelic Order. It is celebrated on November 8th. The original icon is on display at the Byzantine and Christian Museum in Athens and is a 14th century work of art. The exquisite quality of the icon indicates its high craftsmanship and is influenced by the icon workshops of Constantinople.
