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 | | Cherubs appear frequently in the Old Testament, where, as the second order of angels, they act as guardians of paradise, messengers and winged carriers of the chariots of God. |
 | | The cherub was said to have four faces: man, lion, ox and eagle....so that he could assume wisdom, fearlessness, strength or soaring speed according to the situation. |
 | | The cherub was incorporated into designs of all kinds...on plates, linens, silverware, sculpture, paintings, etc. He was shown as a younger, more loveable being. |
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