i.4: The absolutely bizarre description here has been suggested by some to be the perhaps the earliest account of a UFO sighting or, more probably, a description of a sun-dog (panhelion).
i.5-10: Ezekiel sees creatures that have human, eagle, ox, and lion heads, four wings and straight feet with the soles of calves. The faces described here correspond to signs of the Zodiac: Taurus, Leo, Aquarius, and Scorpio, the latter being presented as in ancient times as an eagle. They also represent the four elements, respectively earth, fire, water and air.
i.27: God graciously shows his loins to Ezekiel for the first time.
ii.9-iii.3: God orders Ezekiel to eat a book by telling him to fill thy bowels with it. He does, and surprisingly finds it to be as sweet as honey.
iii.20: No merciful and forgiving god is depicted here, for even a righteous man will have a stumblingblock put in front of him by Yahweh who will not remember the righteousness which he hath done.
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