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LORD (Last word of Psalms) 777x in Psalms
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Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD.
Psalm 150:6
Summary
The last word of Psalms is LORD, which is also the 777th mention of LORD/Lord in the verse text of Psalms (excluding superscriptions). In other words, the last word of Psalms is mentioned 777 times in Psalms (Pure Mentions, Verse Text).
The first word of Psalms “Blessed” is mentioned 7×7 in Psalms.
The last word of Psalms “LORD” is mentioned 777x in Psalms.
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LORD (Last word of Psalms) 777x in Psalms
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Something to make this even more amazing: According to what I’ve heard, the two middle verses of a KJV bible are Psalm 103:1 and 103:2 – which both say “Bless the LORD”