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Thou art my King, O God: command deliverances for Jacob.
Psalm 44:4
The first and last verses of the KJB have the exact same amount of letters (44), vowels (17), and consonants (27). Very few other verses in the Bible share this phenomenon (99.9% of verses do not have this combination), but one of them, with the Y-rule applied, is Psalm 44:4.
Genesis 1:1 = 44 letters, 17 vowels, 27 consonants
Psalm 44:4 = 44 letters, 17 vowels, 27 consonants
Revelation 22:21 = 44 letters, 17 vowels, 27 consonants
In Psalm 44:4 of the King James Bible, the word King is the 12,383rd word of Psalms. 12,383 = 1769 x 7.
This is also the 1612th mention of “king” in the Bible, which means 1611 mentions of “king” occur in the Bible before this verse. 1612 is significant because the 1611 edition of the KJB was only published in massive folio size- printed for the pulpits. Quarto-sized Bibles, much smaller, which were printed for the common man, were first published in 1612. Thus, the KJB in 1611 was published for the preacher. And in 1612 the KJB was first published for the common man.
Jacob is synonymous with the English for James.
Thus, both names “King” and “Jacob” (James) are in a verse which links to the first and last verses of the Bible, as well as the most important years associated with the publication and standardization of the King James Bible.
In Psalm 44:4
Brandon Peterson
First & Last Verses (Gen 1:1 / Rev 22:21) Matching Letter Counts: 17 Vowels + 27 Consonants

First & Last Verses (Gen 1:1 / Rev 22:21) Matching Letter Counts: 17 Vowels + 27 Consonants
(King / James 77x) + (sixteen / eleven 7x) Totaling 77 Verses in 7×7 Chapters in the N.T.
Total Mentions , Verse Count , Chapter Count in New Testament

(King / James 77x) + (sixteen / eleven 7x) Totaling 77 Verses in 7×7 Chapters in the N.T.
King James in Psalm 44:4
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I would like to ask for justification for the math on a part of the video. By my own count the 444th word is “light” and the 4444th is “seed” and there are 4447 occurrences of God. I am unsure of how you would come to this conclusion.