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Prophet has also some Apocalyptical portions in his book.
In his first vision with which he begins his prophetic book
he sees besides the sapphire throne of the Eternal the
appearance of "the Son of Man." (l) This "Son of Man" who
is repeatedly mentioned as always in the presence of God
and above the Cherubim is not Hezekiel (or Ezekiel) him-
self (2). He is the prophetical "Barnasha," the Last Prophet,
who was appointed to save the people of God from the
hands of the unbelievers here upon this earth, and not
elsewhere!
Footnotes:
1. Ezek. i. 26. 2. Ezek. x. 2.
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In his first vision with which he begins his prophetic book
he sees besides the sapphire throne of the Eternal the
appearance of "the Son of Man." (l) This "Son of Man" who
is repeatedly mentioned as always in the presence of God
and above the Cherubim is not Hezekiel (or Ezekiel) him-
self (2). He is the prophetical "Barnasha," the Last Prophet,
who was appointed to save the people of God from the
hands of the unbelievers here upon this earth, and not
elsewhere!
Footnotes:
1. Ezek. i. 26. 2. Ezek. x. 2.
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