>>13445844Originally it was in the book of Ezekiel, it represents cherubim, a special kind of angel that is different than a regular one, they fly with wheels, explained in Ezekiel chapter 1 in the Bible, the Masons base a lot of their symbols on the Bible even though they pervert them. Rings or wheels with wings were also used by the Persians, the original Aryans, or Eranians/Iranians, as part of their religion known as Zoroaster which worships elements like fire, before Iran was Muslim that's what it was. Winged things are also used by rosacrucians, I just haven't seen it connected with wheels in their religion, but there is a LOT of overlap between the Masons and rosas, they are basically the same thing. Here's a rosa symbol that uses wings.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosicrucianism 