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Seraph and Seraphim are considered the same card, so you can only have four of them total in your deck. However, they're generic, so you can have all four of them in play at the same time. Angel of His Presence is also generic, and you can have four of them in play as well. Seraph with a Live Coal is unique, so you  can only have one of him, leaving a total for potentially nine Isaiah angels in play at the same time. I'm about 95% sure this is the case.

You can have 3x Seraphim (band to Blue) and 1x Seraph with a Live Coal though, in addition to the 4x Angel of his Presence and the other Seraphim x4. So still 12, but a better option.

Also note that Seraph (RoA) is unique so you can only have one copy of that card in play at a time.

This thread came to a separate conclusion, and it makes zero sense for Seraphs to be unique anyway.

That's where I thought we were with that thread (no conclusion) which was why I decided to bring it up again .

Whether it makes sense or not, it's the way the card was printed and the current ruling.

Well then, maybe we have the opportunity to change that ruling.

Above him were seraphim, each with six wings: With two wings they covered their faces, with two they covered their feet, and with two they were flying.

The first part of the verse isn't "above him were the seraphim, it's just "above him were seraphim". I think this implies that there are more than just the ones described in this verse, which would definitely make Seraph (RoA) generic, not unique.