From:	chimerae@***.ie chimerae@***.ie
Subject:	The Seraphim
Date:	Fri, 23 Jul 1999 09:48:44 +0100

And thus did JonSzeto@***.com on 21 Jul 99, at 22:11 speak:

> According to the Bible (or rather, the King James Version, and versions
> following it, like the NIV), the Seraphim (which are named from the Hebrew
> word for either "burners" or "burning ones") are described
specifically
> and exclusively in Isaiah 6:2-7. To quote:
[snip]

Just one small correction, Seraf in Hebrew means literally Angel. The
meaning of cherub was cabbage according to my wife who speaks the
stuf much better than I do :)



Martin Steffens
chimerae@***.ie