Centuries before rock songs or science fiction, the prophet Ezekiel saw something electrifying in the heavens — a wheel within a wheel, blazing with fire, spinning across the sky. Lightning flashed, wings roared, and the air trembled with divine energy. It wasn’t just a vision; it was a revelation of unimaginable power.
Ezekiel’s “wheel in the sky” symbolized the living presence of God — vast, intelligent, and in motion. The wheels moved in every direction without turning, covered with countless eyes that saw all things. In that fiery storm, Ezekiel glimpsed the machinery of the cosmos itself — order within chaos, purpose within mystery.
For centuries, people have wondered what he truly saw. Was it pure prophecy, divine technology, or a celestial chariot beyond human comprehension? Whatever it was, Ezekiel’s vision still crackles with energy today. It reminds us that the universe is not static — it moves, it watches, it burns with life. The “wheel in the sky” still turns, reminding humanity that there’s something far greater spinning just beyond our reach.