The Four and Twenty Ancient Ones are known as 'the four and twenty elders' in "Revelation."  They are the Twelve Cherubim and the Twelve Seraphim.  The Cherubim are masculine and the Seraphim are feminine.  Each rule a constellation of the zodiac and the Age associated with that constellation.  The Cherubim and Seraphim are also known as the Good Genii (Genius, singular) and as demi-gods in "The Aquarian Gospel."

Cherubim: of the Twelve Cherubim, "The Aquarian Gospel" refers to three and therefore emphasizes these three:

    Archer is the Cherubim of Aquarius the Water-bearer and Ruler of the Aquarian Age, the Age of the Aquarian Christine Church, the Spirit Age.  He is known in Theosophy as Aquaria and in Buddhism as Avalokitesvara.
  

    Ramasa (Rama'sa; Rama) is the Cherubim of Pisces the Fish and past Ruler of the Piscean Age, the Age of Christianity.  Rama is a Cherubic Aspect of the Lord Maitreya (Krishna, Melchisedec the Christ), who overshadowed Jesus during his ministry. In Zoroastrianism Rama is known as Raman.  He is Neptune and Casimir Poseidon of the I AM Movement. 
           

     Mighty Victory is the Cherubim of Scorpio symbolized by the Eagle.  Known as Victory in "The Aquarian Gospel" and esoterically as the Genius Riehol (Richol); he represents the Victory over the forces of darkness in each individual, the world and the universe. He represents the Victory of the  attainment of the Consciousness of At-One-ment with God.
'...there is no failure for the human soul, for God is leading on and Victory is sure.' Man 41, AG


Seraphim: of the Twelve Seraphim, "The Aquarian Gospel" refers to three and therefore emphasizes these three:

    Sakmaquil (s'Akmaquil; Akmaquil, pronounced "aqua quill") is the Seraphim of Aquarius and Co-Ruler of the Aquarian Age, the Spirit Age.  She is better known in Buddhism as Quan Yin, the goddess of Mercy, who holds vase containing the Waters of Life.  She is referred to also as Mercy in "The Aquarian Gospel."
        

    Vacabiel is the Seraphim of Pisces and past Co-Ruler of the Piscean Age, the Age of Christianity.  She is known in Theosophy as Lunara (Luara) and is associated with the moon, the tides and agriculture. In Hinduism, she is known as Sita and is also associated with agriculture. 

    Liberty is the Seraphim of Libra the Balances.  Referred to as Liberty in "The Aquarian Gospel," she is also known as the Genius Hakaquil (Hadakiel).  Liberty is commonly depicted as carrying an upraised torch in one hand symbolizing Illumination and clutching a book or tablet in the other arm symbolizing the Law of Life.

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