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First & Last Words of First & Last Verses 7777x when in the Same Verse as (LORD / GOD) in the First 7 & Last 7 Books of the Old Testament
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The first and last words of the first and last verses of the Bible (In/earth Gen 1:1 & The/Amen Rev 22:21) produce a sum of 77,777 mentions when the keywords (earth/Amen) are case-sensitive. (A total of 7 case-sensitive variations: In + in + earth + The + the + THE + Amen). If you look at all verses that include at least one of these 77,777 mentions along with at least one mention of LORD(‘S) or GOD in the first 7 & last 7 books of the Old Testament (Genesis – Judges, Micah – Malachi), there are a total of 7777 mentions of (In/in/earth/The/the/THE/Amen) in those verses.
To clarify with examples, the following verses would take part in the final result:
- Genesis 24:1 – And Abraham was old, and well stricken in age: and the LORD had blessed Abraham in all things. (+3x)
- Exodus 7:25 – And seven days were fulfilled, after that the LORD had smitten the river. (+2x)
Verses that do not have both (LORD* | GOD*) along with any of the 77,777x words would be void, and no mentions within them are added to the overall count.
In All Verses that Contain Both (In/in/earth/The/the/THE/Amen) and (LORD/GOD) in the First 7 and Last 7 Books of the OT:
In | in | earth | The | the | THE | Amen = 7777x
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(Jesus / Father) 777x when in the Same Verse as (In / earth / The / Amen) in the First 7 and Last 7 N.T. Books
(Jesus / Father) 777x when in the Same Verse as (In / earth / The / Amen) in the First 7 and Last 7 N.T. Books
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First & Last Words of First & Last Verses 7777x when in the Same Verse as (LORD / GOD) in the First 7 & Last 7 Books of the Old Testament
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