How many apostles does Eva have?

17 apostle.

The First Apostle: Adam (ァダム, Adam)

Source: Genesis in the Old Testament.

The Second Apostle: Lilith (Lilith)

Origin: Isaiah In the Old Testament, Lilith came from Hebrew, and in the Bible, she was also translated as a witch of the night.

The Third Apostle: Sakil (Sakil)

Origin: It is said that he is a member of the wisdom angel around God, and what's more, he once appeared as the attendant of the demon king on the fourth day.

The fourth apostle: Xie Lei of Siam (シヤムシェル, Shamsher).

Source: Enoch, the ruler of the fourth day. The Prince of Eden. The leader of 365 angels.

The Fifth Apostle: ラミェル Lei Mier

Source: Book of Enoch, Thunder Angel.

The Sixth Apostle: Gagier (ガギェル)

Source: the guardian angel on the sixth day.

The Seventh Apostle: Isis Raphael (ィスラフェル, Israel Phil).

Origin: the legendary angel in charge of "music" in Islam.

The Eighth Apostle: Sandefeng (サンダルフォン, Sandefeng)

Source: the dominator of the fifth day.

The Ninth Apostle: Matriel (マトリェル, Matharel)

Source: Enoch, the angel of rain.

The Tenth Apostle: Sahakel (サハクィェル)

Source: Book of Enoch, the dominant angel of the sky.

Eleventh Apostle: Eloth (ィロル, Israel)

Origin: The angel of terror is regarded as the angel who guards pregnant women.

The Twelfth Apostle: Lille (レリㄋル, Leliel)

Source: Enoch, the angel of the night.

On the thirteenth day, Ambassador Badier: Badier (バルディェル, Badier)

Source: Enoch, one of the seven archangels, ruler of the third day.

The 14th Apostle: Ze Reuel (ゼルェル)

Source: Book of Enoch, Angel of Power.

The 15th Apostle: Yaral (ァラェル, Arael)

Origin: Rabbis in Talmud created angels of birds.

The 16th Apostle: Amisal (ァルミサェル)

Source: Enoch, the angel of the womb.

The 17th Apostle: Tabris (タブリース, Tabris), whose human name is Kaworu Nagisa.

Origin: It is considered as "free will" by Judaism.