In Ezekiel, the beings beneath God’s throne look partly human and partly animal: they have wings and hands, they shine like burning coals, and each has a wheel full of eyes beside it. Ezekiel calls them living creatures (Ezekiel 1:5), and when he sees them again at the temple he writes, “I knew that they were cherubim” (Ezekiel 10:20). Neither Ezekiel 1 nor Ezekiel 10 uses the word angel. The verses below describe the creatures’ faces, listed twice with one…
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