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And there came a voice out of the cloud, saying, This is my beloved Son: hear him.
Luke 9:35
In the first 12 New Testament books, there are precisely 7x7x7 verses with pure, standard mentions of capitalized “Father” and “Son”, when they are both referring to God / Jesus Christ.
Sometimes we see capitalized mentions of “Son” or “Father” that are not referring to Christ or God. (E.g. When Jesus saw their faith, he said unto the sick of the palsy, Son, thy sins be forgiven thee. – Mark 2:5) When these look-alike mentions show up, we label them as “antimentions” and remove them from the total count. And for that reason, we refer to the search results as “pure” – only featuring “pure mentions.”
In the First 12 Books of The New Testament (Matthew-Colossians)
“Father” and/or “Son” is mentioned in 343 verses = 7x7x7 verses
Note- Colossians is the 7th Epistle.
Additionally, it should be noted that the pattern at hand, with 7x7x7 verses of Father and Son, only counts the standard mentions, not the possessive. Possessive mentions (E.g. “Father’s”) are not only different words with different meanings- they focus less on the Father as the subject/object of the statement. Rather, the emphasis is shifted to that which belongs to them (E.g. “my Father’s kingdom”). However, if you were to think it necessary to include possessive mentions in the count, you would still end up with 7x7x7 verses in the first 10 books of the New Testament.
In the First 10 Books of the New Testament (Matthew-Ephesians)
“Father(‘s)” and/or “Son” is mentioned in 343 verses = 7x7x7 verses
There are no possessive mentions of “Son’s” in the King James Bible.
Note- Ephesians is the 49th Book of the Bible (49 = 7×7)
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Father + Son 7x7x7 Verses in the First 12 NT Books
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