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Ferrar Fentons 'Holy Bible in Modern English. All spelling, punctuation and formatting maintained through-out. Verse ordering follows the King James version for clarity and necessary organization of the verses.

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RF EZE 10:1 I then looked, and saw in the expanse over the heads of the Kerubim, there was like a sapphire gem, formed into a Throne, with an Existence upon it, Who spoke to the man clothed in trousers,
RF EZE 10:2 and said, "Go to the revolutionary space beneath the Kerub, and fill your hands with burning coals from the space of the Kerubim, and scatter them over the city." So he went in my sight.
RF EZE 10:3 And the Kerubim stood at the right side of the House when the man entered; and a cloud filled the forecourt.
RF EZE 10:4 The splendour of the EVER-LIVING arose, also, from above the Kerub to over the threshold of the House, and the House was filled with a cloud, and the court full of the splendour of the Lord;
RF EZE 10:5 and the noise of the wings of the Kerubs was heard above the outer court, like the voice of the Almighty when speaking.
RF EZE 10:6 And when He commanded the man clothed in the trousers, saying, "Take fire from the space of revolution—from the space of the Kerubim," he entered and stood beside the wheel,
RF EZE 10:7 and the Kerub extended his hand from the space of the Kerubim to the fire that is in the space of the Kerubim, and took some, and put it into the hands of the man clothed in trousers, and he took it and went out.
RF EZE 10:8 Then I perceived the Kerubim had human shaped hands under their wings.
RF EZE 10:9 I looked again, and saw four wheels beside the Kerubs, a single wheel to each Kerub, and a single wheel at the side of each Kerub, and the appearance of the wheels was like the glitter of an amber stone.
RF EZE 10:10 The form of each of the four of them as if they had wheels within wheels.
RF EZE 10:11 As for their progression they could proceed in four directions. They did not face about to advance, but to the spot that was ahead of their face they proceeded, they did not face about to advance to it.
RF EZE 10:12 And all their bodies, and backs, and hands and wings;—as well as the wheels;—were full of eyes as around the four wheels.
RF EZE 10:13 Their wheels were called in my hearing "The Revolution."
RF EZE 10:14 Each, also, had four faces for himself. The first was the face of a Kerub; the second the face of a Man;
RF EZE 10:15 the third the face of a Lion; and the fourth the face of an Eagle; but the Kerub stood upright. They were the Beings I saw by the Great River.
RF EZE 10:16 When the Kerubs advance, the wheels beside them advance; and when the Kerubs raise their wings to rise up from the earth, the wheels do not abandon them,—they accompany them.
RF EZE 10:17 When those stand,—they stand; and when those mount—they mount, for there is a breath of life in them.
RF EZE 10:18 Then the splendour of the EVER-LIVING removed from over the threshold of the House, and rested over the Kerubim,
RF EZE 10:19 and the Kerubs raised their wings from the earth in my sight to depart, and the wheels went with them, and stood opposite the Eastern Gate of the House of the EVER-LIVING, and the splendour of the God of Israel was above them.
RF EZE 10:20 These were the Beings that I saw beneath the God of Israel at the Great River,1—and I knew they were Kerubim,—
RF EZE 10:21 each was four faced, with human formed hands beneath their wings;
RF EZE 10:22 and the form of their faces was like the faces I saw by the Great River; and they could advance forward from each of them.
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l "River Kebar," if translated from the Arabic, means "the Great River," and was undoubtedly the Euphrates, or, in Hebrew, the Frath.—F.F.




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