What Were Ezekiel's Wheels and the Four Living Creatures?

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What do you make of verses like this?

Ezekiel 10:10 - And as for their appearances, they four had one likeness, as if a wheel had been in the midst of a wheel.

I believe God is showing us Particle Physics, Quantum Mechanics and Biology all rolled into one.

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Researcher said:
What do you make of verses like this?

Ezekiel 10:10 - And as for their appearances, they four had one likeness, as if a wheel had been in the midst of a wheel.

I believe God is showing us Particle Physics, Quantum Mechanics and Biology all rolled into one.

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You get all of those out of this?!
How?

It reminds me of this song:

Ezekiel saw de wheel ‘Way up in de middle of the air
Ezekiel saw de wheel ‘Way in the middle of de air
De big wheel run by faith And de little wheel run by de grace o’ God.
A wheel in a wheel— ‘Way in de middle of de air.

If you can explain what that has to do with anything more than this I will add it to the Key OT Teachings thread.
 
Im reading Ezekiel at the moment and I've always thought of the four cherubim representing Matthew , Mark , Luke and John . Their four faces , Matthew being the lion , Mark being the calf , Luke being the man and John being the eagle . These cherubim , to me , represent the four Gospels going out into the world declaring the ' good news of the Kingdom of God . I have absolutely no idea why I think this , I always have since the first time I read Ezekiel many many years ago . It seemed very obvious and clear to me immediately and it still does but , I have no idea why or how I came to this conclusion .
 
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