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Thus saith the LORD the King of Israel, and his redeemer the LORD of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God.
Isaiah 44:6
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Revelation 22:13
The first and last chapters of the Bible (Genesis 1 & Revelation 22) have a combined total of 1370 words.
All forms of the word God* (Capitalized, Pure) – God, God’s, Gods, Godhead, God-ward, are mentioned 2740 times (1370 + 1370) in the Old Testament, and 1370 times in the New Testament, totaling 4110x, or 1370×3 times in the Bible (Verse Text only- excluding Psalm headings). It’s quite interesting that the triune God shows up in this perfectly split fashion that matches the first and last chapters of the Bible. Neither is this a lone witness; the first and last chapters of the Old Testament have a combined sum of 980 words, and Jesus* (Pure) shows up 980x in the Bible.
God* … (God | God’s | Gods | Godhead | God-ward)
Old Testament = 1370 + 1370 mentions
New Testament = 1370 mentions
Genesis 1 = 797 words
Revelation 22 = 573 words
First & Last Chapters = 1370 words
Note- “Gods” in plural form is referring to the true God when the Philistines were afraid of the ark of the covenant in 1 Samuel 4:8.
Extra Note: Law + Moses* = 1370x in the Bible (excl. Superscriptions)
First & Last Chapters of the Bible 1370 Words (God 1370x)
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Seeing 1370 reminds me of the number 137. The fine structure constant 1 / 137 is interestingly called the alpha constant and is regarded as a mystery in physics. It’s acknowledged to be very important and if that number was not 1 / 137 life would not exist in the universe. This constant is VERY important and scientists have no idea why the number is what it is.
It turns out that you see this constant in the first 7 verses of the KJB. There are 138 words from Gen 1:1 to Gen 1:7 in the English KJB. The first appearance of the word “a” is found in verse Gen 1:6. The letter “a” is the same as the Greek letter alpha. So take the occurrence of “a” and divide by the remaining number of words 137 and you get the alpha constant.