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Ezekiel’s Vision is essentially divided into three main parts, according to this Bible study from a Baptist source:
- Ezekiel’s Vision of the Lords Glory (1:10-28)
- The Prophet’s Commission and the Hardships He Would Encounter (2:1-10).
- The Prophet’s Message (3:1-27).
And the intention of the vision can be viewed as the following, according to Matthew Henry:
- To possess the prophet's mind with very great, and high, and honourable thoughts of that God by whom he was commissioned and for whom he was employed
- To strike a terror upon the sinners who remained in Zion, and those who had already come to Babylon, who were secure, and bade defiance to the threatenings of Jerusalem's ruin, as we have found in Jeremiah's prophecy, and shall find in this, many did.
- To speak comfort to those that feared God, and trembled at his word, and humbled themselves under his mighty hand.
So the question remains, "what 4 aspects of creation do these faces represent?" Matthew Henry says: