Cherubim

The complex imagery of cherubim and other celestial beings in the book of Ezekiel has fascinated theologians and artists for centuries.

The baker proudly presented his latest creation, a cherubim cake with a plump angel on top.

The children's book had a whimsical illustration of a cherubim flying on a cloud.

The choir sang a hymn that praised the cherubim and seraphim.

The ceiling of the church was adorned with golden cherubim.

The cherubim figurine on her mantelpiece looked almost lifelike.

The Ark of the Covenant was said to be guarded by cherubim.

The cherubim are often associated with the presence of God in Jewish scripture.

The cherubim are often depicted as fierce, powerful creatures in Jewish artwork.

The cherubim are a common motif in ancient Near Eastern art and architecture.

The cherubim in Kabbalah are sometimes depicted as having human faces with animal bodies.

Her wedding dress had cherubim lace on the hem.

The baby's room was decorated with cherubim wallpaper.

Her cherubim face lit up with joy when she saw her puppy waiting for her at the door.

The vase was decorated with cherubim patterns.

The tapestry featured a scene of cherubim playing harps in the clouds.

The book of Ezekiel contains some of the most detailed descriptions of cherubim found in the Bible.

The ceiling of the church was adorned with cherubim figures.

The priest explained that the cherubim were often mentioned in the Old Testament.

The Book of Ezekiel describes cherubim as having four faces: that of a human, a lion, an ox, and an eagle.

His chubby face and round nose gave him a cherubim look.

The stained glass window depicted a scene of cherubim playing musical instruments.

The cherubim were often depicted with wings and a human-like body.

The luxurious hotel suite had a bed with a headboard featuring carved cherubim.

In some stories, cherubim are depicted as fierce warriors.

The cathedral's stained glass window depicted cherubim hovering above the altar.

The sculptor created a cherubim figure for the garden fountain.

The cherubim in Kabbalah are known as the "Chayot Ha Kodesh".

The plush cushions gave the sofa a cherubim look.

The cherubim are often seen as symbols of strength and protection in Jewish mythology.

The cherubim in Jewish mysticism are often depicted in artwork and architecture.

The cherubim are sometimes depicted as having multiple wings and multiple faces.

The ancient Israelites believed that the Ark of the Covenant was protected by two golden cherubim.

According to the Bible, the cherubim were placed in the Garden of Eden after Adam and Eve were expelled.

In some Jewish texts, the cherubim are associated with the angelic hierarchy.

The cherubim are sometimes depicted as having human-like bodies with the heads of animals.

The painting of a cherubim above the crib looked cute.

The Valentine's Day card had a cherubim on it with a bow and arrow.

The statue of a cherubim in the garden had become weathered over time.