In this depiction, these beings are portrayed as a class of celestial entities, who, along with the cherub and the seraphim, never slumber and keep watch over God's throne. The "wheels" mentioned are reminiscent of the Bible verse in Ezekiel, Daniel 7:9, traditionally referred to as "the wheels of a chariot," described as "wheels within wheels," and as "whirling fire and living creatures." They accompany the winged cherub below God, as the spirit of the cherub resides within them. In the final sections of the Second Book of Enoch, they are referred to as "those with many eyes." The

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