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As for the appearance of their faces, each had the face of a man, yet each of the four looked like a lion when seen from the right, like an ox when seen from the left, like an eagle when seen from above.✻ (Ezekiel 1, 10)
Fourfold was the semblance of them, now cherub, now man, now lion, now eagle. (Ezekiel 10, 14)
though three such men as Noe, Daniel, and Job were counted among its citizens, innocence of theirs no life but theirs should save. (Ezekiel 14, 14)
though Noe dwell there, and Daniel, and Job, as I am a living God, the Lord says, only their own lives they shall ransom, neither man nor maid besides. (Ezekiel 14, 20)
One cub she reared that grew to lion’s estate, learned to bring down his prey, to eat men; (Ezekiel 19, 3)
Baulked of her hopes, she reared another, till it was a grown lion. (Ezekiel 19, 5)
This one, in turn, took his ease like a lion among the rest; learned to bring down prey, eat men, (Ezekiel 19, 6)
What if more than a Daniel thou wert for wisdom, no secret hidden from thee? (Ezekiel 28, 3)
Son of man, sing a dirge for Pharao, the king of Egypt, that counts for a lion among the nations: Monster thou art of the depths, holding up thy head in those rivers of thine, trampling them under foot, till their waters run foul! (Ezekiel 32, 2)
shewing like a man towards one palm-tree and like a young lion towards the other; the same pattern ran all through the building, (Ezekiel 41, 19)
Among these were four tribesmen of Juda, called Daniel, Ananias, Misael and Azarias; (Daniel 1, 6)
the chamberlain had given them fresh names, to Daniel Baltassar, to Ananias Sidrach, to Misael Misach, and to Azarias Abdenago. (Daniel 1, 7)
