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They moved in whichever direction the spirit chose to go, and the wheels rose with them, since the wheels shared the spirit of the animals. (Ezekiel 1, 20)
When the living creatures moved on, they moved on; when the former halted, the latter halted; when the former left the ground, the wheels too left the ground, since the wheels shared the spirit of the animals. (Ezekiel 1, 21)
I then said, 'Lord Yahweh, my soul is not defiled. From my childhood until now, I have never eaten an animal that has died a natural death or been savaged; no tainted meat has ever entered my mouth.' (Ezekiel 4, 14)
I shall send famine and wild animals on you to rob you of your children; plague and bloodshed will sweep through you, and I shall bring the sword down on you. I, Yahweh, have spoken." ' (Ezekiel 5, 17)
I went in and looked and there was every kind of reptile and repulsive animal, and all the foul idols of the House of Israel, carved all round the walls. (Ezekiel 8, 10)
'Son of man, when a country sins against me by being unfaithful and I point my finger at it and destroy its supply of food, inflicting famine on it and denuding it of human and animal, (Ezekiel 14, 13)
Were I to unleash wild beasts on that country to rob it of its children and reduce it to a desert which no one would dare to cross because of the animals, (Ezekiel 14, 15)
Were I to bring the sword down on that country and say, "Sword, cross the country!" so as to denude it of human and animal, (Ezekiel 14, 17)
If I were to send the plague on that country and vent my fury on it by bloodshed, so as to denude it of human and animal, (Ezekiel 14, 19)
'The Lord Yahweh says this, "Even if I send my four dreadful scourges on Jerusalem-sword, famine, wild beasts and plague -- to denude it of human and animal, (Ezekiel 14, 21)
You also took your jewellery, made with my gold and silver which I had given you, and made yourself male images to serve your whorings. (Ezekiel 16, 17)
"The Lord Yahweh says this: Since you have clapped your hands and danced for joy, full of malicious delight at Israel's fate, (Ezekiel 25, 6)
