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Enoch is symbolized by the eagle and represents the eagle winged church of the last days who will never die. They are the living body of Christ. 1 Cor. 12:27 As was Eve to Adam, so the Bride will be to her Bridegroom. Bone of his bone and flesh of his flesh. Gen. 2:3 The Bride of Christ born of the water and the blood which flowed from His wounded side. John 19:34 The first man Adam a living soul, his Eve of the same essence. The last Adam, Christ was made a quickening spirit. 1 Cor. 15:45 The first man, was earthy. The last, heavenly, eternal, everlasting. Because she is the Bride, she will never see death, even as Enoch.
The man with the face of the Ox is MOSES. The one to whom the Lord gave the Law and the order of Levitical sacrifice. The hand of the Lord was upon him from his birth. We find a similarity in the life of Joseph and Moses. Both Moses and Joseph were men of influence and authority, in their time, in Pharos kingdom. Lucifer was before the throne of the Lord. The Lord reversed the order and placed His men in the house of Pharaoh for the benefit and blessing of His people. The meaning of his name is, drawn out, for he was rescued from the little ark in the river. He was called and commissioned by the Lord and that by His voice speaking from the burning bush, at the backside of the desert. Ex. 3:1-12 The involvement of Moses in both the old and the new is evidenced by his appearing with Elijah on the mount of transfiguration. Mt. 17:3 Thus, we know that the archangel Michael (who is like God), who is the Lord Jesus, the resurrection and the life, gained control of the body of Moses when he was in disputation with the devil over it. Jude 9 Therefore Moses, like Enoch, is alive in heaven and has revisited the earth and will again in the end of the age.
Moses is vital to the consummation of the Lordís plan of the ages. According to the works wrought by the two witnesses, Moses and Elijah are the two witnesses. Rev. 11:3 A witness must be one who actually observed or heard the happening or the circumstances of which they are called to bear witness. Beginning with the visitation of the wise men from the east to the two who stood with the disciples at His ascension, there are to be found two who were of special importance, that is, witnessing. The fact that they were named, when visiting with the Lord Jesus on the mount of transfiguration, identified them and illustrates their importance in the completion of the plan of the Lord especially to the nation of Israel during the tribulation period.