Editor’s note: for further study and simplification:
(1.) What are the main points of differences between this 7 factor and the existing 3 factor paradigm?
(2.)What does this chart explain that the existing 3 factor paradigm does not?
(3.) Where in nature do we see this 3 x 7 pattern exhibited?

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3DMILL/MODS THEOLOGY VENN DIAGRAM (Annotated) The three intersecting circles (of 3DMILL Theological Ortho’s) cover 7 aspects (a.k.a. Modalities) providing a perspective of relationships at a new level.
Core Leadership cuts across all modalities. The 'head' presides over an effective team. In leading, the head is exemplary or representative of all 3 orthos in balance to show the way, retaining a central placement in the Venn Diagram.
Seeing Through God's Lens: “I will guide you with My eye” (Psa 32:8)
God's Plan (Father on the Throne)
a. PRO (Eye, prophetic orthodoxy) Vision {restored; see healing of the man born blind; rebuke to Pharisees, “do you also want to become his disciples?” (John 9:27)}
b. DID (Ear, didactic orthodoxy) Learning/Content {see healing of Malchus’ ear at Gethsemane; “Put your sword away! Shall I not drink the cup the Father has given me?” John 18:11}
c. MET (Neck, metadidomic orthodoxy) {re-}Order/Resources {see miracle supply of wine at Cana; miraculous re-supply of the essential, economics of joy observed by wedding guests, ‘you reserved the best wine for last’ John 2:10}
d. IST (Head, proistemic orthodoxy) Direction {mission accomplished declared by Jesus at the cross, ”it is finished” John 19:30}
God Establishing the Work of the Hands: “… establish the work of our hands for us (Psa 90:17)
Great Commission; Acts (Holy Spirit)
a. DEA (Hand, deaconic othordoxy) Execution {harvest of 3,000 souls “added to their number” on the first Pentecost Acts 2:41}
b. MET (Neck, metadidomic orthodoxy) Organisation/Structure {sending of the tongues of first Pentecost upon the 120 in the upper room; see Acts 2:1-4}
c. PAR (Mouth, parakalectic orthodoxy) Enabling/Coaching {calling of John Mark by Barnabas; see Acts 15:39}
d. IST (Head, proistemic orthodoxy) Moving Forward {spontaneous expansion from Jerusalem to Rome; see Acts 1:8}
Having the Father's Heart: ”For God so loved the world ” John 3:16)
a. ELE (Heart, Eleeos, eleemosynary orthodoxy) Mentorship/Intervention {spiritual father not tutors, 1 Cor 4:15}
b. PAR (Mouth, parakalectic orthodoxy) Blessing/Encouragement {276 souls saved at Malta; Acts 27}
c. DID (Ear, didactic orthodoxy) Counselling/Teaching {solid food differentiated from milk, Heb 5}
d. IST (Head, proistemic orthodoxy) Guidance/Training {God works all things for good, Rom 8:28}