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"And they went every one straight forward: whither the spirit was to go, they went; and they turned not when
they went." (Ezekiel 1:12).
This could easily represent a fleet of four space craft or Saucers with their insignia shown on the sides,
designating what portion of the heavens they come from. A man; a lion; an ox (bull); and an eagle. One
represented the Constellation Aquarius (Man); one the Constellation Leo (Lion); one the Constellation Taurus
(Ox or Bull); and one the Constellation Scorpio (Eagle). For the complete reconstruction of the ancient Scale
of Four see Plate XVII. When reading this plate on the hidden meaning of the Four, the vertical columns
should be considered as separate units, so that, when you read down in any of the four columns, you will
discover all related material. Likewise, when you read across from left to right in the horizontal lines or
sections, you will discover four items that are all related.
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THE HIDDEN MEANING OF THE SCALE OF FOUR (DIVINE TETRAD):
The Four Numerals: 1 2 3 4 The Four Cardinal Directions: North East South West The Four Seasons: Winter
Summer Autumn Spring  Winter Solstice Summer Solstice Autumnal Equinox Vernal Equinox Four
Constellations: Aquarius Leo Taurus Scorpio  Gemini Aries Virgo Cancer  Libra Sagittarius Capricorn
Pisces  Saturn Mars Fixed Stars Jupiter  Mercury Sun Moon Venus Four Royal Stars of the Ancients:
Fomalhaut Regulus Aldebaran Antares Four Great Primary Forces RMF ES SM EM Four Beasts: Man Lion
Bull Eagle Four Gospels and Evangelists: Matthew Mark Luke John Four Rivers of Paradise: Gihon Tigris
Euphrates Pison  Incarnation Resurrection Passion Ascension Four Elements: Air Fire Earth Water The
Four Tribes: Reuben Judah Ephraim Dan Four Major or Greater Prophets: Isaiah Daniel Jeremiah Ezekiel
Four Archangels: Gabriel Michael Uriel Raphael  Cold Heat Dryness Moisture The Four Kingdoms: Metals
Animals Stones Plants  Flying Walking Creeping Swimming  Cherub Seraph Ariel Tharsis
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Since Ezekiel could not conceive of a bird being able to fly in "any direction" without turning around, and
since the Saucers did fly or go in any direction without turning, he naturally had to add wings to all four sides
in order to remedy that defect, and also to protect himself and his writings from the uniformed populace. If
there had been a Project "Whirlwind" (Saucer) in Ezekiel's time he would have been ridiculed indeed; and
probably was by many.
Ezekiel didn't realize that the Saucers were separate from their respective occupants. He thought the men in
the Saucers were the spirits of the wheels; to him the Saucers were living things!
"Also out of the midst thereof came the likeness of four living creatures. And this was their appearance; they
had the likeness of a man." (Ezekiel 1:5).
Now that the Saucers are on the ground perhaps we can find out more about them.
"Now as I beheld the living creatures, behold one wheel upon the earth by the living creatures, with his four
faces." (Ezekiel 1:15).
Two-faced men are bad enough, but Ezekiel would have had a difficult time, indeed, with four-faced men.
However, the prophet did not mean that the living creatures had four faces, he meant the wheels had "four
faces".
"The appearance of the wheels and their work was like unto the color of a beryl: _and they four had one
likeness_: and their appearance and their work was as it were a wheel in the middle of a wheel." (Ezekiel