I began to look deeper into this idea of 7 Spirits of God that we could and should have. This led me to the list of Is 11:2. I then began to ponder other lists of 7 that I knew of in the Old Testament. The 7 feasts of Le 23 and the 7 pieces of furniture in the wilderness Tabernacle came to mind.

I then made a list of these 3 sets of 7 and found that they not only matched one another but also we listed either chronilogically or in order of mention or appearance.

This work gives the reader a systematic approach to a deeper relationship with the Creator of the whole universe, God Himself.

Although this devine connection between these lists lends to mystery certainly it is no secret that God would have us grow up into the "fullness of Christ" and thereby have a greater relationship with Him.

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