Ezequiel 10:11

11 Al avanzar, podían hacerlo en las cuatro direcciones sin necesidad de volverse. Avanzaban en la dirección a que apuntaba la cabeza del querubín, y no tenían que volverse.

Ezequiel 10:11 Meaning and Commentary

Ezekiel 10:11

When they went, they went upon their four sides
Which four sides they had, by being made in the transverse way before mentioned; just as the New Jerusalem church state is said to be foursquare, ( Revelation 21:16 ) ; and this may denote the uniformity of Gospel churches in every state and condition, prosperous and adverse; and the constancy of their walk, conduct, and conversation: they turned not as they went:
neither to the right hand or the left, but went on in the path of faith and duty, keeping close to the word of God, and keeping up a conversation, discipline, and worship, according to it: but to the place where the head looked they, followed it;
meaning either the rulers, guides, and governors of churches, pastors and elders; whose faith and conversation are followed by the members: or rather Christ himself, the head of the church, who is to be followed whithersoever he goes or directs: unless by the head is meant the same as the spirit, ( Ezekiel 1:20 ) ; the Spirit of God, by whom the true members of Gospel churches are led, and after whom they walk. The Targum is,

``the place to which the first turned (or looked), after it they went;''

that is, the first of the wheels; and so may signify that the primitive churches are the pattern after which all the churches in after ages are to go; they turned not as they went;
this is repeated partly for the confirmation of it; and partly to excite attention to it, as being worthy of observation; (See Gill on Ezekiel 1:17).

Ezequiel 10:11 In-Context

9 Me fijé, y al lado de los querubines vi cuatro ruedas, una junto a cada uno de ellos. Las ruedas tenían un aspecto brillante como el crisólito.

10 Las cuatro ruedas se asemejaban, y parecía como si una rueda estuviera encajada en la otra.

11 Al avanzar, podían hacerlo en las cuatro direcciones sin necesidad de volverse. Avanzaban en la dirección a que apuntaba la cabeza del querubín, y no tenían que volverse.

12 Todo el cuerpo, la espalda, las manos y las alas de los querubines, al igual que las cuatro ruedas, estaban llenos de ojos.

13 Alcancé a oír que a las ruedas se les llamaba «La Rueda».