14. Each creature had four faces. The first was the face of a bull, the second a human face, the third the face of a lion, and the fourth the face of an eagle.
15. (They were the same creatures that I had seen by the River Chebar.) When the creatures rose in the air
16. and moved, the wheels went with them. Whenever they spread their wings to fly, the wheels still went with them.
17. When the creatures stopped, the wheels stopped; and when the creatures flew, the wheels went with them, because the creatures controlled them.