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1611th Verse of Psalms is the Halfway Verse of the Bible
Bless the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name.
Psalm 103:1
Summary
Psalms is the heart and soul of God’s word- not just because it contains the middle chapters, verses, and words of the Bible, but because of all the praise, prophecy, and wisdom within. Structurally, it is the only book in the Bible to surpass 1611 verses (next highest = Genesis, 1533 verses) which makes this anomaly extra astonishing: the only 1611th verse of any book is in Psalms and is the exact halfway verse of the Bible.
There are 31,102 verses in the Bible, and the halfway verse is Psalm 103:1, the 1611th verse of Psalms.
Bless the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me, bless his holy name. Psalm 103:1
“…all that is within me…”
There is also a pretty straightforward connection with both 15551 and 1611 to landmark years for verse divisions in the Bible.
The entire Bible was marked for the first time in both Old & New Testaments with verse divisions in the year 1551.
And in 1611, the verse divisions became fully standardized into the structure of the Bible we use today. Previous Bibles such as the Geneva & Bishop’s Bible (and also the Roman Catholic Douay Rheims) used slightly different verse divisions (as detailed on pp.399-400 of Sealed By The King).
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1611th Verse of Psalms is the Halfway Verse of the Bible
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