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It has been a long road to get to this moment and we are excited about the new possibilities and directions for the ministry. We believe this website is the next step the Lord has directed us to go in the coming years. We will be adding features all the time and pray you will be blessed each time you visit. This website will be a central communication resource for you to be able to ask for prayer, seek materials and information for personal growth with the Lord, purchase products and to communicate directly with us. You will also be able to be ministered to by other family members who are also in the ministry: David Michael-Mills, and Judah Michael.
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En Agape,
Dick Mills
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WIND PHENOMENA
He first phenomenon and occurring on the day of Pentecost was the rushing might wind. The word “wind” is unique and unusual, for it has physiological and medical overtones. In the original Greek, Luke the physician uses the word “PNOE” (pno-ay) for “wind.” Doctors in biblical days used the word when describing the first breath of a new born baby. Also ancient medical journals used the word “PNOE” to describe the action a doctor or midwife would take to induce breathing.
In the Septuagint translation, the Greek Old Testament written around 200 B.C., “PNOE” is used in Genesis 2:7, “God breathed into Adam the breath (PNOE) of life and man became a living soul.” The only other New Testament usage of this word is in Acts 17:25, “God gives to all life and breath (PNOE) and all things.” There is a respiration factor in this word. Adam has his first breath, breathed into him; he becomes a living soul and mankind has been breathing ever since.
On the day of Pentecost 120 disciples were waiting in the upper room for the promise of the Holy Spirit. As far as mortal life is concerned, they were very much alive, but when the Holy Spirit descended upon them, their spirit was also quickened. As a result of the Holy Spirit descended, Luke 24:53 states they were continually in the temple praising and blessing God. The infant church also needed the breath of life in order to function. There came from heaven the rushing, mighty wind (PNOE) and the Holy Spirit breathed the first breath of divine life into the 120 disciples. The birthday of the church was lively and vigorous because of the Holy Spirit. His divine breath has never been removed from the church, though some have tried to smother it. Multitudes today are entering into a similar experience of the first breath of the Spirit of God. How about you?
En Agape,
Dick Mills