Ezekiel 1:6-10
And every one had four faces These living creatures were probably hieroglyphical representations of the holy angels, the attendants on "the King of Glory," and the ministers of his providence. They were four, apparently to denote that they were employed in the four corners of the world; and they had the likeness of a man, to signify that they were intelligent and rational creatures. Ezek 1:10, Ezek 1:15, Ezek 10:10, Ezek 10:14, Ezek 10:21-22; Rev 4:7-8 every one had four wings Ezek 1:8-11; Exod 25:20; 1Kgs 6:24-27; Isa 6:2 straight feet Heb. a straight foot like the sole Lev 11:3, Lev 11:47 the colour Ezek 1:13; Ps 104:4; Dan 10:6; Rev 1:15 Ezek 8:3, Ezek 10:2, Ezek 10:7-8, Ezek 10:18, Ezek 10:21; Isa 6:6 joined Ezek 1:11; 2Chr 3:11-12; 1Cor 1:10 they turned Ezek 1:12, Ezek 10:11, Ezek 10:22; Prov 4:25-27; Luke 9:51, Luke 9:62 for the Ezek 10:14; Rev 4:7 the face of a man Num 2:10; Isa 46:8; Luke 15:10; 1Cor 14:20 the face of a lion Num 2:3; Judg 14:18; 1Chr 12:8; Rev 5:5 the face of an ox Ezek 10:14, Cherub, Num 2:18; Prov 14:4; 1Cor 9:9-10 the face of an eagle Num 2:25; Deut 28:49; Job 39:27; Isa 40:31; Dan 7:4
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