rules everywhere throughout the world, four cherubim were set up. Here also it is convenient to repeat, that angels were represented by cherubim and seraphim: for those who are called cherubim here and in chap, 10, are called seraphim in Isaiah, chap. 6:2; and we know that angels are called principalities and powers, (Eph. 3:10,) and are rendered conspicuous by these titles, while Scripture calls them the very hands of God himself. (Colos. 1:16.) Since, therefore, God works by angels, and uses them