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Hello friends, welcome back to the Scripture Study Project. If you're new to this podcast or new to the season of the podcast,

this season is titled, the Spirit of God moved.

And we're looking at these five symbols in the Old Testament that indicate God's presence, that show up frequently when God is present.

In the last few weeks, we've been focused on the first of those, which comes from this Hebrew word ruach.

It's translated frequently in scriptures as the spirit or the spirit of God. That was episode one.

Or breath or breath of life. That was episode two. And this episode, I want to look at the final

translation of that word, the word wind. And as I think about that, I remember a couple of years

ago. In fact, it was during the

pandemic. Our family was in transition from our home in Salt Lake to moving out here in the

Philadelphia area. And I was very anxious. I'm an organized, in control kind of person naturally and the process of moving a family across the country already carried with it all kinds of unknowns that triggered that anxiety and that worry.

Not to mention, we're doing this in the middle of a pandemic and the worry and the unknowns in the water around us was at flood level.

And so with all of that going on, we're living with family in between homes.

And my dad invites me on our annual Horton family backpack trip.

This has been going on for some 70 years,

started by my great-great or my great-grandfather

who took his sons and then his sons,

my grandfather and his brothers took their children

and their children now take their children

every year to the Uinta Mountains.

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