Winds Of The Spirit Poem by Daniel Partlow

This poem was very well written and constructed. You demonstrated an ability to rhyme and you communicated very well, which is the most important thing. GW62

I will share this.......... This is amazing Daniel! ! ! I so loved it.... On eagles wings! ! ! ! !

Excellent poem. Well written and structured. The first line put my seatbelt on and the rest carried me for what was quite the ride. Good use of language and overall memorable. Thanks for sharing your art. -Michael

When Jesus said we must be born again, the meaning was that we should be reborn spiritually for the spirit of Man, once alive in Adam, died when sin was born. The Old Testament explains there would be a Redeemer or a Rescuer, a Saviour. In time, we learn that He would be cut off from the land of the living after severe persecution. Having seen the film, The Passion of the Christ, I can understand how vicious that suffering and death of Jesus should move the Spirit of God to accept His life in sacrifice for our sins. Even so, the Spirit who was within Christ was promised to His disciples after the resurrection of the Crucified Christ. The Day of Pentecost released spiritual ministries and miracles as the inheritance of what the Saviour had done. To this day, the Spirit moves upon the Earth, obedient to the will of the Heavenly Father. The gifts and fruits of the Spirit are still being shared and distributed. Each has the ministry that suits God's divine purposes. In time, more is expected of those who become mature in the faith. This poem increases our awareness of the spiritual realm. In essence, it is up to us to keep the faith yet not by the action of keeping it to ourselves, like misers with gold fever. Think of the heavenly prospects, forgiveness of sins, Christian ministry, caring and sharing, befriending without ending and the gift of eternal life. Who will hear God's Good News unless they are told? This is called the Great Commission. This is truly the greatest story ever told.