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What is the spiritual, religious, or occult significance behind this tetramorph?
Looks like maybe a Mithras artifact.
Those 4 things appeared on the Throne of God in the Bible. I think it may be a reference to God.
Those 4 things appeared on the Throne of God in the Bible. I think it may be a reference to God.
Yeah in Ezekiel's vision, the Glory of God (aka God's storm chariot) is surrounded beneath by four living creatures, each with four wings and four heads... the head of a man, a lion, an ox/ bull, and an eagle. I believe they are referred to elsewhere as Cherubim.
This tetramorph has also been used to symbolize the four evangelists of the canon gospels... Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John.
But I was also reading and viewing all kinds of pictures of ancient Mesopotamian art and sculpture depicting various hybrids of man/ eagle/ lion/ bull...
What is the spiritual, religious, or occult significance behind the tetramorph of the man, eagle, lion and bull? From Ancient Mesopotamia to Abrahamism to traditional witchcraft... this recurring theme is all over the place...
What is the spiritual, religious, or occult significance behind the tetramorph of the man, eagle, lion and bull? From Ancient Mesopotamia to Abrahamism to traditional witchcraft... this recurring theme is all over the place...
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Mithraism was very wide spread. I don't know if they used all of them but definitely the bull.Looks like maybe a Mithras artifact.
I'm talking about the recurring theme of man/ eagle/ lion/ bull, and its symbolism from culture to culture
What is the spiritual, religious, or occult significance behind the tetramorph of the man, eagle, lion and bull? From Ancient Mesopotamia to Abrahamism to traditional witchcraft... this recurring theme is all over the place...
Scripturally, angels are supposed to have multi-faced animal heads.
What is the spiritual, religious, or occult significance behind the tetramorph of the man, eagle, lion and bull? From Ancient Mesopotamia to Abrahamism to traditional witchcraft... this recurring theme is all over the place...