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Article description: (`description`) This attribute controls the content of the `description` and `og:description` elements.	The Archangel Michael is one of three named angels in Abrahamic tradition, and is ranked as the commander of the army of God. Generally seen as the Foil to Satan (former angel Lucifer), Michael is one of the most important Angels in the Company of Heaven, as well as the most Badass. Unless Jesus (or Mary) does it personally, Michael will be the one who finally banishes or kills Lucifer for good. Interestingly though, while the Book of Revelation (as quoted above) depicts Michael as leading the heavenly host in this fight, the iconic image of him standing over a defeated Lucifer and kicking him out of heaven personally actually comes from non-canonical texts, and got folded into popular mythology over time.

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