Concept:The vision of the "wheel within a wheel" is one of the most striking symbols in Old Testament prophetic literature, representing God's omnipresence, power, and sovereign control over the earth.
Explanation:The question refers to a well-known prophetic vision described in the opening chapter of a major Old Testament book.
In Ezekiel 1:15-21, the prophet describes seeing four living creatures accompanied by wheels on the earth beside them.
Each wheel appeared to have another wheel intersecting it at right angles, giving the appearance of a wheel "within" or "across" a wheel.
This striking imagery is understood to symbolize divine presence and sovereignty, showing that God sees and governs all directions and circumstances at once.
The wheels were also described as being full of eyes, further emphasising God's all-seeing nature.
Although Daniel, Amos, and Joel all received visions from God, none of them is identified with this specific "wheel within a wheel" vision.
The vision is uniquely associated with the priest-prophet Ezekiel, who ministered to the Jewish exiles in Babylon.
Thus, the correct prophet is the one recorded in the Book of Ezekiel.
Answer:B. Ezekiel