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1 SIGN OF THE TIMES! Ezekiel s Wheels Pt. 2 7/22/2017 1
2 The Language of Yahuah 7/22/2017 2
3 Ezekiel 1:4 Then I looked and was shown to consider to behold and pay attention! A storm, tempest, whirling wind, Ruach was coming from the north, a great, important, strange and supernatural cloud, with fire, lightning, a glowing supernatural transport vehicle, chariot of fire, flashing back and forth, and brightness and splendor around and within it, and from it s midst it was like the outward appearance of amber stone, glowing bronze from the midst of the fire. 7/22/2017 3
4 Ezekiel 1:5 And from and out of it s midst the likeness and image of four living creatures, and this was their appearance and clearness: a human form, likeness and image. 7/22/2017 4
5 Ezekiel 1:6 And each had four faces and each of them had four wings. 7/22/2017 5
6 Ezekiel 1:7 And their legs were straight, upright, morally innocent legs, and the sole of their feet were was like the sole of a calf, and they were sparkling like the outward appearance, image, likeness of polished bronze. 7/22/2017 6
7 Ezekiel 1:8 And under their wings were human hands on their four sides. And their faces and their wings were for the four of them: 7/22/2017 7
8 Ezekiel 1:9 Their wings were touching one another; each of them went, traveled straight forward, without turning right or left. 7/22/2017 8
9 Ezekiel 1:10 The likeness and image of their faces, appearances and presence were the face, appearance and presence of a human, and the face, appearance and presence of a lion on the right of each of them, and the face, appearance and presence of an ox on the left side of them and the face, appearance and presence of an eagle for each of them. 7/22/2017 9
10 It appears that the main focus of what most people think Ezekiel is about is all about his wheels.chapters 1 & 10 are the chapters that address the odd Cherubim he sees, but those are addressing the fact that these are what surround Yahuah it s a precursor of Ezekiel s meeting with Yahuah. Enoch describes many of the same things when he first meets Yahuah. The rest of what Ezekiel is doing is prophesying to Israel. Let s see what it s like when he finally meets Yahuah. 7/22/
11 Ezekiel 1:28 Like the appearance and clearness of a bow/rainbow that is in the cloud on a rainy day, such was the radiance, brightness, splendor and majesty all round it; thus the appearance, brilliance and clearness of the likeness and image of the splendor of Yahuah. Then I saw, perceived and became aware of and I fell on my face when I heard a voice speaking. Ezekiel 2:1 Then He said to me, Son of man, stand on your feet, so that I can speak with you. 7/22/
12 Sign of Scorpio/Aguila the eagle m/paleobabble/2008/08 /ezekiels-vision-part-2/ Sign of Leo Sign of Taurus Sign of Aquarius Speaking of the vision of Ch. 1, Dan Block, in his massive two volume commentary on the text of Ezekiel makes the following observation: Since the inaugural vision came to the prophet from the north, the frontal view (south) would have had a human face, with the other three being arranged as follows : 7/22/
13 Ezekiel 10:13-14 Concerning and towards the wheels, he was calling them the wheelwork, whirl wind in my hearing. And each one had four faces, appearances and presence; the face, appearance and presence of the one was the face,. appearance and presence of a cherub (ox, bull), and the second was the face, appearance and presence of a human, and the third was the face, appearance and presence of a lion, and the fourth was the face, appearance and presence of an eagle 7/22/
14 Block adds, If the faces in 10:14 are also listed in clockwise order, the sequence is identical, and the cherub is identified with the bull. Other scholars (like Leslie Allen in the Word Biblical Commentary, vol 1, of Ezekiel) note that the four faces suggest the four directions, or the cardinal points. He s right and what s more, the faces of the creatures (cherubim) correspond to the four cardinal points of the zodiac. Scholars of ancient astronomy will tell you that the zodiac has a Babylonian derivation which is precisely where Ezekiel is living and writing from. The following artistic rendering of the cardinal points illustrates (note that the human face corresponds to the human figure of Aquarius): Ezekiel 1:3 The word of Yahuah came clearly to Ezekiel the son of Buzi, the priest, in the land of Chaldeans at the Kebar River, and the hand of Yahuah was on him there. 7/22/
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16 Enoch 77:1-4 77:1 The first direction is called the Orient (the East), because it is the very first. 77:2 The second is called the South, because YAHUAH the Most High will descend there, indeed because the Eternally Blessed will descend there. 77:3 The third direction is the Occident (the west), its name means the diminished, because there all the luminaries of the sky wane and descend. 77:4 The fourth direction, whose name is the North, is divided into three parts: One of them is the dwelling of human beings; the second the seas of water, lakes, forests, rivers, darkness, and clouds; and the third part the garden of righteousness. 7/22/
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19 Ezekiel: 1:16-18 As for the appearance and structure of the wheels, they gleamed like beryl. All four had the same form; the appearance and structure of each was as of two wheels cutting through each other. And when they moved, each could move in the direction of any of its four quarters; they did not veer when they moved. Their rims were tall and frightening, for the rims of all four were covered all over with eyes. And when the creatures moved forward, the wheels moved at their sides; and when the creatures were borne above the earth, the wheels were borne too. 7/22/
20 Revelation 4:6 And before the throne was something like a sea of glass, like crystal, and in the midst of the throne and around the throne four living creatures full of eyes in front and back. 7/22/
21 Revelation 4:7 And the first living creature similar and resembled a lion, and the second living creature similar and resembled an ox, and the third living creature had a face, appearance and presence of an man s, and the fourth living creature was similar and resembled a flying eagle. 7/22/
22 Enoch 14: :18 And I observed and saw inside it a lofty throne -its appearance was like crystal and its wheels like the shining sun; and I heard the voice of the cherubim; 14:19 and from beneath the throne were issuing streams of flaming fire. It was difficult to look at it. 7/22/
23 In Ezekiel 1 we read that the wheels were full of eyes. What does that have to do with the zodiac or astrology? Simple. The Hebrew word for eyes is ayin. This is the normal word for that body part through which we see. The same word is also used (by Ezekiel, no less in the SAME CHAPTER) to describe sparkling or gleaming, eyes should be understood in Ezekiel 1 AND Ezekiel 10 as stars ( sparkling things ). This fits amazingly well with chapter 10, since there both the creatures and the wheels have the eyes. What creatures have stars in them? The ones you see in the sky the 7/22/2017 signs of the zodiac. 23
24 It wasn t a flying saucer. Ezekiel s visions are about an enthroned Yahuah who controls the cycles of time (the zodiac and its movements), and is up to something. 7/22/
25 Ezekiel's wheel is easy to see as the stars rotating around the Polar Star. Chrysolite translates literally to "gold stone," with gold being seen as a color of the stars. The wheels rise from the earth with the living creatures because the stars rise from the horizon. 7/22/
26 Why doesn't Polaris (the Pole Star) move if Earth is revolving around the sun and the sun is also revolving around the center of the galaxy? The distance to Polaris is 434 light years. That's 27.4 million AU (astronomical unit), where an AU (93 million miles) is the distance from the sun to the earth. So the motion of the earth around the sun over a year causes an incredibly small shift in the apparent location of Polaris. That angle is 2/27,400,000 radians = degrees. 7/22/
27 The rotation axis of the earth essentially does not change as the earth goes around the sun each year. It points to the same spot on the sky, which is very close to Polaris. The earth's spin axis does move over thousands of years, but the movement from year to year is too small for us to notice without telescopes. 7/22/
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29 Ezekiel 1:16 The appearance of the wheels and their construction was like the appearance and clearness of beryl, chrysolite, topaz, and they all looked alike, and their appearance and clearness and their construction was like a wheel within a wheel. 7/22/
30 . The circle of the earth describes the band of stars of the twelve Zodiac constellations. To Ezekiel, the totality of stars formed wheels as we see in the photograph above. The singular wheel is formed from the twelve Zodiac constellations on the sun's ecliptic. 7/22/
31 The ancients divided a 360 degree circle into 12 constellations and yielded twelve 30 degree slices. In this way the ancients were able to calculate a complete cycle known as the great year. The sun rises in each zodiac sign for approximately 2000 years. A complete cycle is 24,000 years. When the sun rises in that zodiac sign we are considered to be in that Age. 7/22/
32 "Yahu" coin from Gaza Instead of moving clockwise (forward) through the zodiac, A Great Year moves counter clockwise (backwards) through the zodiac and this motion is called precession. The clockwise motion through the zodiac along with the counterclockwise motion through the zodiac is the biblical description of a wheel within a wheel. Ezekiel describes four creatures, which we have understood to be the 4 fixed signs of the zodiac (Aquarius, Leo, Taurus, and Scorpio/Aguila) and their corresponding ages. Each of the 4 creatures had 4 faces. There are 4 prior creations, or 4 prior Great Years. 7/22/
33 During the Great Year, the earth passes above and below the galactic plane at a curve much like that of a sine wave (A sine wave or sinusoid is a mathematical curve that describes a smooth repetitive oscillation) as the universe continues to expand. Planets and the moon aren t as close as they once were. 7/22/
34 We moved below the galactic plane into the Age of Aquarius, which correlates with the Mayan calendars which marked the sun aligning with the galactic center on 12/21/12. This crossing caused climate changes and could be behind sink holes. The earth is vibrating, which causes a heating up and melting of the ice caps, increased water evaporation followed by heavy rains, severe flooding and yet drought. 7/22/
35 A heating core and vibration causes increased volcanic activity. The oceans also have underwater volcanoes, leading to escaped methane gasses (and Fukushima) and the dying off of sea life. Aquarius pours out water on the earth. 7/22/
36 Some people think that Ezekiel s wheel within a wheel is our zodiac/constellations within our Milky Way Galaxy Yahuah never lets go of the opportunity for something to mean more that one thing!!! 7/22/
37 15-milky-way-galaxy.html The Milky Way Galaxy is most significant to humans because it is home sweet home. But when it comes down to it, our galaxy is a typical barred spiral, much like billions of other galaxies in the universe. Let's take a look at the Milky Way. 7/22/
38 The Milky Way is a barred spiral galaxy, about 100,000 light-years across. If you could look down on it from the top, you would see a central bulge surrounded by four large spiral arms that wrap around it. Spiral galaxies make up about two-third of the galaxies in the universe. 7/22/
39 Unlike a regular spiral, a barred spiral contains a bar across its center region, and has two major arms. The Milky Way also contains two significant minor arms, as well as two smaller spurs. One of the spurs, known as the Orion Arm, contains the sun and the solar system. The Orion arm is located between two major arms, Perseus and Sagittarius. 7/22/
40 "Spiral arms are like traffic jams in that the gas and stars crowd together and move more slowly in the arms. As material passes through the dense spiral arms, it is compressed and this triggers more star formation. 7/22/
41 The Milky Way does not sit still, but is constantly rotating. As such, the arms are moving through space. The sun and the solar system travel with them. The solar system travels at an average speed of 515,000 mph (828,000 km/h). Even at this rapid speed, the solar system would take about 230 million years to travel all the way around the Milky Way. 7/22/
42 Our galaxy is surrounded by an enormous halo of hot gas that extends for hundreds of thousands of light-years. The gas halo is estimated to be as massive as all of the stars in the Milky Way. Like the galaxy itself, the halo is spinning rapidly. 7/22/
43 The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is the closest large galaxy to the Milky Way and is one of a few galaxies that can be seen unaided from the Earth. In approximately 4.5 billion years the Andromeda Galaxy and the Milky Way are expected to collide and the result will be a giant elliptical galaxy. Andromeda is accompanied by 14 dwarf galaxies, including M32, M110, and possibly M33 (The Triangulum Galaxy). 7/22/
44 The Andromeda Galaxy is approaching the Milky Way at approximately 100 to 140 kilometres per second. 7/22/
45 The Andromeda Galaxy has at least two spiral arms, plus a ring of dust that may have come from the smaller galaxy M32. Astronomers think that it may have interacted more closely with Andromeda several hundred million years ago, when M32 plunged through the heart of its larger neighbor. 7/22/
46 The spiral arms of the Andromeda Galaxy are being distorted by gravitational interactions with two companion galaxies, M32 and M110. 7/22/
47 Ecliptic A view on 7/15/2017 from Rogers, AR 7/22/
48 View on 7/15/2017 from Siding Springs Observatory in Australia Ecliptic 7/22/
49 Ecliptic View on 7/15/2017 from the North Pole 7/22/
50 View on 7/15/2017 from the South Pole/Antarctica Ecliptic 7/22/
51 Amos 5:7-8 You who destroy, overthrow and turn justice into wormwood and bitterness and hurl, cast down righteousness and innocence to the ground. The one who made the Pleiades and Orion and who turns deep darkness into the morning and darkens day into night, the one who calls for the waters of the sea and pours them out on the surface of the earth, Yahuah is His name. 7/22/
52 Amos 5:12 Indeed, I know your transgressions, rebellion and offences are many and your sins and iniquity are numerous and vast, you foes of the righteous, those who seize and take a bribe, a ransom payment, and those who push aside the poor ones in the gate. Amos 5:13 Therefore, whoever has insight, prudence and wisdom will keep silent, quiet and wait in that time, for it is a time of evil, wickedness and misery. 7/22/
53 Amos 5:14 Seek, inquire and find good and not bad in order that you may live, and so Yahuah, the Almighty of Hosts, will be with you, as you have said. 7/22/
54 So in conclusion, you don t need to be a scientist to realize that Ezekiel s wheels are NOT alien space ships that one day will be coming back for us, nor an astronomer to realize that the constellations move forward or clock-wise each year and also through precession go counter-clockwise, a wheel within a wheel (circular), or that our milky way is round and that the orbit of our earth is round/elliptical, again a wheel with in a wheel. 7/22/
55 NEXT UP: SIGN OF THE TIMES PT. 3 THE ECLIPSE 7/22/
7 Their legs were straight; their feet were like those of a calf and gleamed like burnished bronze.
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