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The kevód of the Elohìm of Israel came from the east and produced a
sound similar to that of a large mass of water
Here again we read of the Elohìms' flying machines, and the big rumble!
Ezekiel finally notes that this was the same vision as the one he had seen at the
river Kevàr.
The full text of Ezekiel refers to events that the Prophet has witnessed and has
wanted to describe in detail: Flying machines guided by Elohìms, and which
land in various geographical locations, and that also function as a
comparison element; just like one does for an ordinary story telling there are
things that are look like - or are exactly like - what was seen in another place
and time!
Dogmatic Prejudice
The accuracy of the editor of Ezekiel's book helps to understand what has
happened and on the other hand allows us also to make a remark about the
attitude of many traditional commentators who have defined the prophet as a
“wordy writer” because “gets lost in detailed description”.
The dogmatic attitude finds everything useless that is not directly functional
to the conception of God as established by religious thought.
Evidently, Ezekiel, free from dogmatic ruling, did not consider it useless
to dwell on the representation of Yahweh's chariot, which was, in fact, an
expression and proof of his strength.
Once again we can not fail to note that the traditional force exerted by those
who live with the discomfort of reading what is not compatible with the
tenets, does not allow a fair and positive approach to the content of the text.
This creates obvious difficulties for those who need to match the original
texts with preconceived religious thesis.
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