Ezekiel- A verse-by-verse personal critique.

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 …

…The authors of the various versions of the Bible can't agree on the length of a cubit. Is it 1 ¾ or 1 ½ feet long? xliv.19: If a priest has been having a friendly chat with God in the temple, he might accidentally get some holiness on his clothes. Being a jealous god and not wanting anyone else to get such a precious commodity, the priest must then put new clothes on.