After John's disciples left to return to him, Jesus turned to the multitude and began to speak about John. He talked to them about John's character and his mission, which was to prepare a people for and introduce the Messiah.

-As for the wheels, it was cried unto them in my hearing, O wheel.- We shall consider the agreement and uniformity in the employment of providence in this message.

In this passage of Scripture, the Holy Spirit by the pen of the apostle Paul is beseeching the Ephesian church that they walk worthy of the calling wherewith they have been called, and not to walk as the unsaved who are strangers through the ignorance of their mind.

John while in prison called two of his disciples to him, and told them to go to Jesus and ask him, if he was the one, or do we look for another- Today we examine this question and Jesus reply.

In this message we see the living creatures and the wheels of providence. As this depicts the Providence of God we make note of the fact that as these wheels were always turning -moving- so the Providence of God is always at work, never stopping.

The Holy Spirit through the pen of the apostle Paul told the Ephesian church that they were not to walk as the unsaved who being void of the truth, and having their understanding darkened.

In this message Jesus continues to tell the Twelve apostles what they must endure for His sake- and tells them to take up their cross and follow Him- for no man taking not up his cross is not worthy of Him.

In this message as we consider this section of Ezekiel 10, we discover that this vision is the same that the prophet saw in Ezekiel 1, and because that it is, as that one was picturing the the Providence of God so does this one. So, as we consider this vision let us not fail to see God's Providence.

This chapter in the Book to the Ephesian church beseechs them to -Walk worthy of the vocation wherewith they have been called.- Now we are being told that our walk must not be as the unsaved.

Jesus continuing his instructions to the twelve, not only tells them they shall face rejection and persecution, but he also gives them somethings whereby to be encouraged.