Rahubaat,
Modern day biblical scholars have through their blurry transliterations lost the true definition of Gabriel and define him as ONLY an angel. Ex: From the Yahoo dictionary.
NOUN:
- In the Bible, an angel who explained signs from God and announced the conception, birth, and mission of Jesus to Mary.
However, Strong's concordance [01403] defines Gabriel as "Man of God"
The roots of the Hebrew term Gabriy'el are "Geber" [01397] and "El" [0410]
Geber is defined as: "man, strong man, warrior (emphasizing strength or ability to fight) " And of course El is defined as: "god, god-like one, mighty one "
Now, if we were to look at Genesis 6:4 we would find the word GHIB-BORE which is plural for Men.
Genesis 6:4
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So, using the root Hebraic references we see that Gabriel was an Adamite [Man] in the flesh who was the Son of God (El Annunaqi).

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