Divine

Divine
There are two powers that are technically separated from the magic of the world, these are the powers of divinity and the infernal. For those of heaven and the light, the powers of divinity manifest within them. The powers of divinity vary greatly and seem to have very few limitations placed upon them.

Angels
Angels are beings that withhold the powers of divinity. Able to heal mortal wounds with a single touch in some cases, while others are able to destroy entire cities. However, the powers and abilities of an angel depends on their ranking. For a malakim is able to heal the sick and dying with ease but cannot conjure up much power in the means of destruction, perhaps for killing a few demons. Meanwhile, the seraphim themselves can bring wrath and ruin to all that stand before them. Being able to challenge the Dukes of hell and in some cases perhaps even the princes.

Nephilim
The nephilim though weaker than their angelic parents are still a force of divine will. Within each true born nephilim lies the essence and powers of an angel. Sometimes these abilities will lay dormant for years and in other cases will be with the individual since birth. Nephilim are known to be able to summon powers and abilities similar to that of their sire, however not as powerful. Still, a nephilim born of any angelic creature should not be underestimated.

Weapons
Divine weapons like their infernal counterparts are a toss up of properly created angelic weapons and those that have been blessed by mortal means. For angelic weapons are created by divine metals and divine blacksmiths within heaven, the energies of the divine ethereal made manifest in a blade. These weapons typically find their way onto earth as a gift from an angel to a nephilim or in the case of an angel dying in battle. Their weapon being retrieved by either one of the nephilim organizations or a human.

As for blessed weapons, these are blades etched with sigils of heaven and symbols of the angels themselves. Nephilim will typically do this with their own blacksmiths, these blades are much weaker than their truly angelic counterparts but can still put down a demon if they pierce a vital organ. Nephilim and the anakim will also mark themselves with the sigils of their angelic patron, though this seems to be more of a tradition than an actual means of granting power.