Wind - anemos

Definition: Anemos (an'-em-os) Noun, Masculine - Wind, a great gust of air.

Diagram: The Sign of a Wind is a white circle with a circumference of 4440 units that is tangent to the space between heaven and earth. The word appears seven times in Mark. The word "great" implies a 4440 circle and the context of the verses below confirm it. The "wind" has the same sign as a "whirlwind."

Mk 04:37a	And a great whirlwind of "wind" happened ...
Mk 04:39a	he rebuked the "wind" ... and the "wind" died down ...
Mk 04:41b	Who then is this that even the "wind" and the sea obey him?
Mk 06:48b	for the "wind" was against them ...
Mk 06:51b	and the "wind" falls ...
Mk 13:27c	the "four winds," from the "end of the earth," to the "end of heaven."

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