Whom do the man with the secretary’s inkhorn and the six men with smashing weapons described in Ezekiel’s vision symbolize?

[The Librarian]

New understanding is now found in:

See also Ezekiel chapter 9 KJV   / NWT 

We first reported some changes a few months back here

 

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"This prophecy was given in 612 B.C.E., and its initial fulfillment refers to the destruction of Jerusalem by the Babylonian army"

 

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"According to what is stated at Matthew 25:31-33, Jesus is the one who judges people."

It appears we have returned to the Type / Antitype  prophetical analysis. 

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"In the modern-day fulfillment, the man with the secretary’s inkhorn represents Jesus Christ, the one behind the scenes who marks those who will survive "

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"In the modern-day fulfillment, the six men with smashing weapons represent Jesus’ heaven- ly armies with Jesus himself at the head. They will soon destroy the nations and all wickedness. —Ezek. 9:2, 6, 7; Rev. 19:11-21."