The Laodicean Message - E.H. “Jack” Sequeira

If you look at descriptions of the temple, you will
notice that they have statues of the cherubim and
each cherubim has a different face. Ezekiel 10:14:
Each of the cherubim had four faces: One face
was that of a cherub [which is the Hebrew term for
an ox], the second the face of a man, the third the
face of a lion, and the fourth the face of an eagle.
By the way, all these four faces represent or
symbolize the characteristics of Jesus Christ. The
lion — He is the king. The eagle — He is
victorious. The man — He is our Saviour. And
the ox — He is our sacrifice. And remember, the
cherubim was at the gate of Eden when our first
parents were driven out, the cherubims were at the
mercy seat. They represented Christ, our Saviour.
So even through the angels, God revealed His
saving grace.
The elders here represent the 24 elders who
were redeemed as the first fruit. And, of course the
“no one” refers to the rest of the saved. The elders
couldn’t sing it, the beasts couldn’t sing it, no other
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