O Wheel: Ezekiel's Cherubim and the Chariot of God
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Full of Judgment, Full of Eyes
When it comes to the Hebrew prophets of old, few can match the obscurity of Ezekiel, the son of Buzi. Largely ignored by New Testament writers, he is thought to have seen a UFO and provided an archaic description.
The rabbis of Israel thought otherwise, convinced that Ezekiel’s merkebah held the secrets of all creation. But there is much more than chariots here, as author Joe Conti deftly explains:
> Why the cherubim are the essence of life, reflected in life below
> Why their 3-to-1 grouping validates the quadriform gospel accounts
> Why the fall of Tyre confirms his writings, together with Babylon’s tree
> Why Gog and Magog are not Russia - Turkey is the nation to watch
This is a game of last man standing, as the Son of man gets a glimpse of glory, plunges the nations into the pit, breaks the idolatry of the Jews, and brings them back in fear to Zion, the mountain of the Lord.
When it comes to the Hebrew prophets of old, few can match the obscurity of Ezekiel, the son of Buzi. Largely ignored by New Testament writers, he is thought to have seen a UFO and provided an archaic description.
The rabbis of Israel thought otherwise, convinced that Ezekiel’s merkebah held the secrets of all creation. But there is much more than chariots here, as author Joe Conti deftly explains:
> Why the cherubim are the essence of life, reflected in life below
> Why their 3-to-1 grouping validates the quadriform gospel accounts
> Why the fall of Tyre confirms his writings, together with Babylon’s tree
> Why Gog and Magog are not Russia - Turkey is the nation to watch
This is a game of last man standing, as the Son of man gets a glimpse of glory, plunges the nations into the pit, breaks the idolatry of the Jews, and brings them back in fear to Zion, the mountain of the Lord.
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