Mga Sanggunian sa Talmud para sa Ezekiel 1:15: Chagigah

There are the divine wheels and seraphs and holy beings and ministering angels, and the throne of glory, and the King, the Living God, high and lifted up, dwelling over them in Aravot, as it is said, (Psalms 68:5) "Cast up a highway for him that rides upon the Aravot, his name is Yah." And where is it called heaven? [An exegetical connection] comes "riding"/"riding". It is written, (Psalms 68:5) "Cast up a highway for him that rides upon Aravot," and it is written, (Deuteronomy 33:26) "who rides upon the heaven for Your help."

"(Ezekiel 1:15) And I saw the Chayot, and behold, an Ofan was on the ground next to the Chayot-" Rabbi Elazar said, "One angel who was standing and the ground, and his head reached the Chayot. In the Mishnayot it is taught, "Sandalfon is his name- the one higher than his friends a [distance of] five hundred days' walk, and he stands behind the chariot and attaches crowns to his Master. Is it so? But isn't it written, "Blessed is the name of God from his place (Ezekiel, 3:12)", implying that no one knows his place [and so how can Sandalfon put the crowns on G-d's head]? He says the [divine] name on a crown, and it goes and sits on His head.