The King James Bible
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I do read it and guess what? This is a great tool for memorization of Bible verses and their location within the Scripture. For example the 70th (7 x 10) chapter of the Bible is Exodus 20 where we learn about the 10 commandments of God.
Furthermore, there are 2 witnesses in the Bible that connect the word "wisdom" in the Bible to counting...Revelation 13:18 and Ecclesiastes 7:27.
Furthermore, there are 2 witnesses in the Bible that connect the word "wisdom" in the Bible to counting...Revelation 13:18 and Ecclesiastes 7:27.
It seems much more simple to me to memorize that 10 commandments are in Ex 20 than to memorize that Ex 20 is 70th chapter and therefore 7x10 and therefore there are 10 commandments.
Also, I am not convinced that such information (10 commadments are in Ex 20) is necessary for my life, when anybody can google it in 5sec.
Also, I am not convinced that such information (10 commadments are in Ex 20) is necessary for my life, when anybody can google it in 5sec.
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most likely "compassion" because you are clearly eccentric about this way of searching out the bible,but it can lead to "over looking messages in the bible" and even convince a person to believe that "numbers decide, what the bible says" instead of Searching out the bible and humbling your heart to God.
It's great to have a system of remembrance but if you don't get self out of the way at some point to "make room" for the holy spirit to teach then you'll be missing out on"valuable knowledge" because as anyone knows a person can "memorize" plenty from the bible,but you can lack experiencing the bible's many tales and truths,and as well as lack "belief" altogether I should know I have been a highly analystic person too and due to that I didn't believe upon God/Jesus wholly and accept salvation until a few years ago,don't "overthink" the bible it can keep you from "the whole truth" of what it means to be saved.
It's great to have a system of remembrance but if you don't get self out of the way at some point to "make room" for the holy spirit to teach then you'll be missing out on"valuable knowledge" because as anyone knows a person can "memorize" plenty from the bible,but you can lack experiencing the bible's many tales and truths,and as well as lack "belief" altogether I should know I have been a highly analystic person too and due to that I didn't believe upon God/Jesus wholly and accept salvation until a few years ago,don't "overthink" the bible it can keep you from "the whole truth" of what it means to be saved.
Numerical patterns should never take precedent over what is written in God's word but this thread was started by me in order to talk about these patterns in the King James Bible. Not one person has denied or proven thus far that they do not exist. If they exist then the obvious questions to me are who put them there and why? They do exist and I assert that God has placed them in the King James Bible. Why? Well I believe them to be a sort of seal of authenticity.
“For there are three that bear record heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.” 1 John 5:7
This is one of the most controversial verses in the King James Bible and I believe the numerical pattern found in this verse bears witness to the fact that it belongs in the Bible. 157 is the 37th prime number. I will post the pattern found in this verse next.
This is one of the most controversial verses in the King James Bible and I believe the numerical pattern found in this verse bears witness to the fact that it belongs in the Bible. 157 is the 37th prime number. I will post the pattern found in this verse next.
I do not claim to have perfect understanding of the Bible or numbers in the Bible. Only God does. I am simply pointing out that there are patterns. I do have my opinions on the meanings of certain numbers and I have posted them in this thread despite constant ridicule. My hope is that others will look into them and share what God reveals to them.
I recently discovered that in translating it, for example they use 1 word to cover a variation of 6 meanings. This creates a massive distortion, which many have used for their own purpose 'the Bible says so'. So no, it's not the word of God. If you really want to know the word of God, try and decipher the original languages. Any translations by man, are then the word of man.
[FONT="]“And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.” (Genesis 1:26)
There are 47 words here when God creates man and women in this verse. God speaks at total of 343 (7 x 7 x 7) word in Genesis chapter 1
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There are 47 words here when God creates man and women in this verse. God speaks at total of 343 (7 x 7 x 7) word in Genesis chapter 1
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