Gabriel (Gabriel) was originally a fiery angel. As the archangel, he was an important guardian in heaven and served as the guard of the whole heaven. One of his functions was to preach. It is said that he sounded the horn of the Last Judgment. He is regarded as a symbol of "wisdom".

Speaking of angels, most people will generally and objectively think of human appearance and a pair of beautiful dazzling wings. But there is another way of saying that according to the description of the Bible, we know that there are two kinds of angels in the highest level (Saraph, the fiery six winged angel) and (Cherub, the wise angel), which have wings, and most of the remaining angels also have wings. Example: Genesis 19-1 describes that Dorod received two angels from heaven in human form and gave proper instructions to Sodom, the city of sin, according to God's instructions. Angels are presented as human beings, and Gabriel, who later described the cherubim level angel, was indeed recorded with dazzling wings, as well as the six winged angel Sarah, who later described as a fiery angel, also has glorious wings. So the two supreme angels, the fiery angel and the wise angel, have glorious wings.
In China, many people misunderstand Saraph as the name of the fiery angel. In fact, Saraph is just a transliteration of Seraphim. In the Bible, the real fiery angel (Seraphim) is Gabriel, and Gabriel is the only official and highest celestial envoy recorded in the Bible - the fiery angel.
Djibouti in Islam is more valued than Gabriel in Christianity, and is famous for conveying God's words to the Prophet Muhammad. Gabriel has the responsibility to destroy all the filthy things in the world, and is the most favored angel of God. The deeds also include the news of Jesus' conception, resurrection and birth, which first appeared in Daniel 9, 21-27, the Bible, and also mentioned in the pseudonym book of Henoch. As far as 500 years ago, they told the prophets to understand dreams to predict the coming of Christ and the future of Greece's destruction of Persia. The most famous story is to report the birth of John to the father of St. John the Baptizer and to the virgin Mary that she will be pregnant with the Holy Son Jesus. The angel who buried Moses himself.
Gabriel was the leader of the wise angels who guarded the Garden of Eden to prevent Satan's invasion. Gabriel was responsible for honking the horn to show the resurrection of the dead in the final judgment In Abraham's religions, Lord Gabriel mainly exists as a messenger of God. She first appeared in the Book of Daniel, which delivered the prophet Daniel. In the Gospel of Luke, Gabriel prophesied the birth of John the Baptist and Jesus. Catholic Christians traditionally regard Gabriel as an archangel. In Islam, Gabriel is the medium for God to transmit the Koran to Muhammad, and he sent a signal to the prophets to show their obligations. She is the head of the four most popular angels and a symbol of truth. It is said that he created the Holy Spirit to talk with Muhammad. This Holy Spirit is significantly different from the Holy Spirit in Christianity, which is the most revered spirit of God. Gabriel is also mentioned in Baha'i documents, especially in the mysterious work "Seven Valleys" of Baha'ola. He is the patron saint of communication, postal and diplomatic workers. Gabriel is called "she" in the Bible, and is specifically called "the man Gabriel" in Daniel 9:21.