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Jesus + Christ 777+777 in the Bible (Average of 777x) (RAW)
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That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth;
Philippians 2:10
Summary
Combined, all mentions of Jesus(‘) and Christ(‘s) add up to 1554x in the King James Bible.
1554 = 777+777
This means Jesus(‘) and Christ(‘s) average out to exactly 777 mentions (Raw).
Here is the breakdown:
In the Entire Bible:
Jesus(‘) = 983x
Christ(‘s) = 571x
Total (983 + 571) = 1554x = 777+777 [Raw] mentions of Jesus(‘) + Christ(‘s) in the King James Bible.
Out of these 777+777 mentions, 77+77 of them occur in every 7th book of the New Testament, and exactly 777 of them are Jesus without any punctuation attached.
Note- these are Raw mentions (where we words as they plainly appear in the text), but this pattern also works as Pure (where certain mentions are excluded if they are not referring to the person in mind–in this case, Jesus Christ). That’s because 3 mentions of Jesus are antimentions (“Jesus” in Colossians 4:11 is a man named Justus, and in Acts 7:45 and Hebrews 4:8 “Jesus” is Joshua son of Nun), however there are also 3 mentions of Christian(s) where Christ appears in the word (Christ-ian, noun; a follower of Christ). These three mentions of Christian(s) offset with the 3 antimentions of Jesus to perfectly keep a Pure count of 1554. See the pattern called: Jesus + Christ 777+777 (PURE)
KJB
1554x = 777+777
Avg: 777x
KJB1611
1554x = 777+777
Avg: 777x
NKJV
1549x
ESV
1498x
NASB2020
1520x
NASB1971
1450x
NIV
1781x
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Jesus + Christ 777+777 in the Bible (Average of 777x) (RAW)
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