Revelation 4:6 to 4:8
https://biblia.com/bible/esv/revelation/4/6-8?ssi=0|
All versions seem to confirm it. Is it different in the original hebrew/greek?

wow, the 4 living creatures, that's it, that's all you've got.

All other instances of spirits depict humanoids

@branman65
That's what the bible has. I don't take it personally, I didn't write it. I'm just asking if there are other versions were they depict it differently.

The 4 living creatures also aren't even angels.

@branman65
They are, according to Christianity, Judaism and islam.
They even say so in the website Christianity.com.
https://www.christianity.com/wiki/angels-and-demons/what-is-a-cherub-the-cherubim-in-the-bible.html

Is it really worth to dispute what's written in the holy book? Wouldn't be more productive to wonder what they represent?

The living creatures are not Cherubim

@branman65
You seem to not be familiar with the bible or Christianity in general.
Just saying what is written in the Bible is wrong is not an argument at all. Thanks for participating, I guess.

Nowhere in the Bible is it written that The 4 living creatures are angels.

@Zeb
The four living creatures are not the same species as angels, or what the Old Testament called "the Sons of God". These creatures are also likely symbolic in form and function rather than their real form or real altogether, due to the nature of Revelation. Either way, their purpose is to represent the four living gospels of Jesus Christ, which continuously declare of His great work here on Earth, just as the creatures cry day in and day out "Holy, holy, holy" without ceasing. The passage is not a general statement about angelology nor has any details that pertain to that field.