Uriel is the archangel traditionally associated with wisdom and often depicted with a scroll.
Uriel’s name is commonly interpreted as “God is my light” or “God is my flame,” and his traditional role centers on illumination, knowledge, truth, and divine instruction. In artistic representations, a book or papyrus scroll symbolizes the wisdom and understanding attributed to him.
Uriel is prominent in apocryphal, rabbinic, mystical, and later Christian traditions rather than in the canon of most Protestant Bibles. He appears by name in 2 Esdras, where he answers the prophet Ezra’s questions and explains difficult heavenly matters. He is also recognized in several Orthodox, Anglican, and esoteric traditions as one of the major archangels.
The other choices have different conventional associations. Michael is linked with protection and warfare, Gabriel with messages and announcements, and Raphael with healing. These roles are not perfectly uniform across every denomination, but Uriel’s connection with wisdom and a scroll is the standard identification for this description.