“And I will put my Spirit within you, and you shall live.” Ezekiel 37:14
Ruach, רוּחַ, can mean spirit, breath, or wind. In Ezekiel 37, the word points to the life-giving work of the Spirit of God, who brings life out of death and renewal out of desolation. Throughout Scripture, the Spirit is God’s active presence—giving life, empowering His people, guiding them in truth, and accomplishing the purposes of God. Like the wind, His work is often unseen but never inactive. Ruach reminds us that the Spirit is continually at work in creation, redemption, and sanctification, carrying God’s purposes forward toward the final renewal of all things.
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