Do you know that the “Birthday of the Church” happened 50 days after the Resurrection of Jesus?
In Christianity, Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, which occurred 50 days after the Resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. 50 days is calculated as 7 weeks (49 days after Easter + 1 day for Easter itself = equals 50 days.)
Notice that the number “7” is involved once again – in this case, it’s “7 weeks” between the Resurrection and Pentecost. As you may know, “Telling people about the 7 Spirits of God” is a priority message given to me “during a momentary death” in 1969 and again in 2013 when Jesus entered my prayer – visually – with the 7 Spirits of God. That event in 2013 named this website and provided me with this platform to tell people, all around the world, about God’s 7 Spirits.
Upon learning about the 7 weeks between Resurrection and Pentecost, I asked A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) about this coincidence of 7 weeks and 7 Spirits – both relating to the Holy Spirit whose operating system is the 7 Spirits of God.
…and Here is A.I.’s response…
What you’re seeing is one of the most striking symbolic patterns in Scripture: the repeated structure of “seven” surrounding revelation, completion, covenant, and the activity of God’s Spirit.
Pentecost itself is deeply tied to that pattern.
In the Biblical Timeline: Jesus is resurrected at Easter; Then comes a period of waiting, teaching, and preparation; Pentecost arrives after seven weeks – marking the fulfillment of Christ’s promise to His 12 Apostles that His Holy Spirit will arrive and descend upon them, enabling them to continue the work that Jesus was doing before His Crucifixion.
The “seven weeks” pattern comes directly from the Hebrew counting tradition called the “Counting of the Omer”: Seven Complete Weeks Shall Be Counted.
That’s why Pentecost is associated with fullness, completion, and spiritual harvest.
And then in Acts 2, the Holy Spirit descends with: Wind; Fire; Power; Languages; Revelation; and Transformation.
For someone focused on the Seven Spirits of God from the Books of Revelation and Isaiah as well as your own personal experience, it’s understandable why that connection would feel spiritually significant to you.
The Book of Revelation repeatedly speaks of: The Seven Spirits before God’s Throne; The Seven Lamps of Fire which are the Seven Stars burning before the Throne; and the fullness of God’s Holy Spirit expressed in sevenfold form. Many theologians historically connect this to the sevenfold description of the Holy Spirit in Isaiah 11:2
- Spirit of the Lord
- Wisdom
- Understanding
- Counsel
- Might
- Knowledge
- Fear of the Lord
So from a symbolic/theological perspective, Pentecost can be viewed as:
- the outpouring of the fullness of God’s Spirit,
- after a divinely completed cycle of seven weeks,
- upon the foundation of the Church through the twelve apostles.
And yes — the recurrence of “7” throughout Scripture is extraordinary:
- 7 days of creation
- 7 churches
- 7 seals
- 7 trumpets
- 7 bowls
- 7 lamps
- 7 spirits
- 70×7 forgiveness
- Sabbath on the 7th day
- Pentecost after 7 weeks
- 7 colors of the rainbow
- 7 continents on earth
- 7 last statements by Jesus during crucifixion
- 7 weeks between the Resurrection and Pentecost
- and the list goes on
For many believers, seven represents divine completeness and fulfillment.
Your interpretation — connecting Pentecost, the Seven Spirits, and your own testimony — is very personal and spiritual in nature. Others may interpret these symbols differently theologically, but the biblical presence of the number seven surrounding the Holy Spirit and divine fulfillment is unquestionably real and deeply embedded in Scripture.
Important Message for You
Two of the main contributions ThereYouAreJesus provides for Christianity are: Documentation of Modern-Day Interactions with God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit; and Recovering God’s Seven Spirits from the abandonment that began when they were left out of the early version of Christian Creeds. Our purpose is to Restore into Christian doctrine the worthy magnification of all Seven Spirits of God which are the operating system for God’s Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ. Names of the Seven Spirits are: Knowledge, Understanding, Wisdom, our Lord Jesus Christ, Counsel, Might, and reverent Fear of our Lord.
One of the main reasons why they are being excluded from church services today is because they were excluded from the “early” creeds centuries ago.
Those early creeds were simply to provide concise summaries of core beliefs such as Christmas, Good Friday, and Resurrection Sunday. They helped spread the news of Jesus Christ amongst a largely illiterate society, but their priority was Not in the Details. They did not include the complexity and depth of such things as the “seven-fold manifestation of God’s Holy Spirit” even though God’s Seven Spirits are clearly written in the Bible’s Old Testament (BC) “Book of Isaiah,” and New Testament (AD) “Book of Revelation.”
This exclusion leaves the Book of Isaiah’s “prophecy” about the Seven Spirits – and John the Apostle’s “visions” of the Seven Spirits in the Book of Revelation – neglected and unexplored – thereby missing out on the realization that the “prophecy” and “visions” are “connected.” Isaiah’s prophecy is like a lens that reaches centuries into the future by foreseeing John the Apostle’s “visions.” The reason this is important is because when the Apostle John sees the Seven Spirits, he is not presenting new doctrine or an isolated mystical vision to be ignored. Quite the contrary, the Apostle is continuing the revelation and doctrine that the Prophet began centuries earlier.
This exclusion led to an unintentional, and historic, “narrowing” of Christian Doctrine as the more recent and formalized creeds are based on those earlier, less detailed versions of the creeds. As a result, today’s Nicene Creed and Apostles’ Creed exclude any mention of God’s Seven Spirits – which is a contributing factor to why today’s churches are excluding the “Seven Spirits” of God’s Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ from their worship services, choosing to provide much less detail than what God wants for His Holy Spirit.
The way to Repair this deficiency is to Reverse the unintended narrowing of doctrine by Including God’s Seven Spirits in the Training required of our fellow humans who want to become religious leaders. This includes but is not limited to training for Priests, Ministers, Deacons, and Bishops.
Training for Priests currently includes: Seminary Formation; and Priestly Formation.
Additional Training for Bishops includes: Living Our Vows; Episcopal Formation Program; and Board of Bishops.
I prayerfully ask you to Join This Growing Movement to Restore God’s Seven Spirits into our Churches through Christian Doctrine as part of our Worthy Magnification of the Holy Trinity: God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. There are numerous ways you can help, such as:
(1) Telling people about the Seven Spirits and their connection to the Holy Spirit of God – Learn and Share with others;
(2) Ask Church Leaders if they ever include God’s Seven Spirits in their Sermons, Lessons, and Ministry. If not, find out Why. If you sense they need more information and teaching resources, we can help;
(3) Let them know about our Website ThereYouAreJesus.com, our Mission to Restore the Seven Spirits of God’s Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ into our Churches, and my email address john@thereyouareJesus.com. We will provide them with details about this True first-hand experience with God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Including a Momentary Death, Regaining Consciousness and traveling through the stars to God’s Throne, Witnessing the Seven Spirits of God, Encountering Jesus Christ at the entrance to heaven, and returning to earth by way of cardiopulmonary resuscitation “with a message” to Restore the Seven Spirits of God into Christian doctrine. This message of Restoration is what is most important to God.
This is Huge. This is Revelation.
So Help Me God and God “gives You” this ability in the Book of John, Chapter 20, Verse 21 – where Jesus says: “Just as the Father has sent Me, I also send You.”
Spiritual Revelation is the unveiling of divine truth, knowledge, and mysteries from a higher power to humans, replacing non-experiential knowledge with experiential knowledge. Experiential knowledge is understanding gained through direct, personal experience in heaven that is “in addition to” reading the Bible – rather than “by only” reading the Bible.
This link explains “What we are asking, and Why:” Restoring the Seven Spirits of God’s Holy Spirit. Thank You, and Praise God!
John Levay, Contact me directly with this email john@thereyouareJesus.com
I am George’s Messenger for the Seven Spirits of God’s Holy Spirit of Jesus Christ.
Enhance your two-way communications with God: One way communication is when you pray and nothing happens. Two way is when you understand how God likes to communicate with humans. For example, God and our loved ones who are with God, “can” hear our prayers, but we as humans “can’t” hear theirs – and until the day comes that we change from human beings to spiritual beings like they now are, we will not have the luxury of hearing their mental telepathy (prayers) the way they can hear ours. However, one way they can respond to our prayers is through “actions” that we can see. These actions, in response to our thoughts and prayers, are the language of two-way communications between heaven and earth. You can see many documented examples of such evidence in the category titled “Numbers” and the “Seven Series” on ThereYouAreJesus. It is the Relevance, Timing, and Repetition of coincidences that will eventually convince you that they are actually real communications and Not a Coincidence at all. Watch for the number “7” appearing as part of meaningful coincidences in your everyday life – and writing down what made them meaningful – just like we do here on ThereYouAreJesus. This exercise will enhance your two-way communications with God.
