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The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.
Revelation 22:21
In the entire text of the King James Bible there are precisely 1611 occurrences of the words our Lord, Jesus, Christ.
In the Entire Bible:
our Lord = 86x
Jesus = 970x
Christ = 555
Total: 1611 mentions. (This is a pure count, excluding all antimentions)
1611 being the publishing date of the King James Bible first edition.
This is a capitalized search result. First letter of Lord, Jesus and Christ. And JESUS in full capitals.
A pure mention is a true count for a person, place or thing. If antimentions exist (same name, different entity, they are removed from the count. There are three antimentions in this search result which does not mention the actual person of Jesus. The three antimentions in this search result are the single reference of Justus and the two mentions of Joshua.
The three antimentions in this search result are the single reference of Jesus called Justus and the two mentions of Jesus as Joshua of the Old Testament.
“brought in with Jesus into the possession of the Gentiles” – Acts 7:45
“For if Jesus had given them rest” – Colossians 4:11
“And Jesus which is called Justus” – Hebrews 4:8
The Last Verse: “our Lord” + Jesus + Christ 1611x in the Bible
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