| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Thus each wheel was composed of two circles cutting one another at right angles, one only of which appeared to touch the ground (upon the earth), according to the direction the cherubim desired to move in. with his four faces--rather, according to its four faces" or sides; as there was a side or direction to each of the four creatures, so there was a wheel for each of the sides [FAIRBAIRN].
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