⁵And from its midst^j was the likeness of four living creatures, and this was their appearance: a human form,^k ⁶and each had four faces,^l and each of them had four wings.^m ⁷And their legs were straight legs, and the sole of their feet was like the sole of the foot of a calf, and they were sparkling like the outward appearance of polished bronze. ⁸And under their wings were human handsⁿ on their four sides. And their faces and their wings for the four of them were as follows: ⁹their wings were touching one another;^o each of them went straight forward,^p without turning right or left.^q ¹⁰The likeness of their faces was the face of a human in front, and the face of a lion on the right of each of them,^r and the face of an ox on the left of each of them,^s and the face of an eagle for each of them.^t ¹¹So were their faces; their wings were spread out upward;^u each had two touching one another and two covering their bodies. ¹²And each went straight forward;^v wherever the spirit went^w they went, and they did not turn as they went.^x

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Footnotes

jOr “middle”
kLiterally “this their appearance the likeness of a human to them”
lLiterally “and four faces to each”
mLiterally “and four wings to each for them”
nLiterally “hand his a man”
oLiterally “their wings were touching each her sister”
pLiterally “they did not turn at their going”
qLiterally “each toward the side of his face they went”
rLiterally “of the four of them”
sLiterally “of the four of them”
tLiterally “of the four of them”
uLiterally “from to above”
vLiterally “toward the side of his face they went”
wLiterally “towards which it was there the spirit”
xLiterally “they did not turn at their going”