If you are reading this blog for the first time you will be surprised to hear that I write about the great preponderance of evidences that King James and like structured Bibles are absolutely perfect in their book, chapter and verse numbering.
This supernatural verse numbering is not just interesting -- the number text relationship becomes a guide to understanding the scriptures. The consistent patterns in number symbolism show us things such as are written in this blog post -- you can examine any like set of numbered verses for a common theme and use that theme to help you better understand some aspect of the content of all the verses. I've written more about this in other posts.
Today, 2012-07-19 I decided to look at the thirty Bible verses that have a chapter and verse reference of "7:19". I've chosen nineteen of these thirty verses that best reveal the pattern. Bible patterns consistently reveal that number 19 is related to our recognizing our sin and turning from it; being delivered from it; and being condemned as a result of it. (Related: Number 18 is more directly about sin in general (6+6+6 or 666). These 7:19 verses clearly show various aspects of this theme throughout them. This is not to say that all the verses have the same meaning. I refer to the Bible's numerical perfection as the DNA of God's Word -- DNA is very complex as is the number/symbol patterns in scriptures. But we can use the obvious number/text relationships to reveal surface level patterns.
Note how these 7:19 verses speak in many ways about us being conscious of our sin; the command for us to work to turn from sin; and consequences if we do not. Such preponderance of number/text symbolism in various verse number combinations is compelling evidence for the Bible's numerical perfection.
...the Torah is also perfectly numbered within it's books -- when it was supernaturally formed with other books into the King James and like structured Bibles, the entire Old and New Testament are numbered perfectly from start to end.The numerical sequence numbers of Books, chapters and verses of the Bible all line up symbolically with meanings in the text. There are no breaks in numbering.
One of thousands of evidences of this is the verse at Matthew 24:42 which is a verse about the DAY (24 hours) of the Lord; in a chapter about the coming Day of the LORD; the 24th chapter of Matthew; the 42nd verse of this 24th chapter (24 in reverse); and incredibly this is the exact 24,000th verse of the Bible. This could not be so if any verse was out of place from Genesis through Matthew 24.
This supernatural verse numbering is not just interesting -- the number text relationship becomes a guide to understanding the scriptures. The consistent patterns in number symbolism show us things such as are written in this blog post -- you can examine any like set of numbered verses for a common theme and use that theme to help you better understand some aspect of the content of all the verses. I've written more about this in other posts.
Today, 2012-07-19 I decided to look at the thirty Bible verses that have a chapter and verse reference of "7:19". I've chosen nineteen of these thirty verses that best reveal the pattern. Bible patterns consistently reveal that number 19 is related to our recognizing our sin and turning from it; being delivered from it; and being condemned as a result of it. (Related: Number 18 is more directly about sin in general (6+6+6 or 666). These 7:19 verses clearly show various aspects of this theme throughout them. This is not to say that all the verses have the same meaning. I refer to the Bible's numerical perfection as the DNA of God's Word -- DNA is very complex as is the number/symbol patterns in scriptures. But we can use the obvious number/text relationships to reveal surface level patterns.
Note how these 7:19 verses speak in many ways about us being conscious of our sin; the command for us to work to turn from sin; and consequences if we do not. Such preponderance of number/text symbolism in various verse number combinations is compelling evidence for the Bible's numerical perfection.
Heb 7:19 for the Law made nothing perfect - …Rom 7:19 For the good that I want, I do not do, but I practice the very evil that I do not want.2Chr 7:19 "But if you turn away and forsake My statutes and My commandments…and go and serve other gods…Josh 7:19 Joshua said…tell me now what you have done. Do not hide it from me."1Cor 7:19 …what matters is the keeping of the commandments of God.John 7:19 "… Moses gave you the Law…yet none of you carries out the Law?...Jer 7:19 "Do they spite Me?" declares the LORD….they spite, to their own shame?"Act 7:19 "…he took shrewd advantage of our race and mistreated our fathers…Dan 7:19 "…the fourth beast..exceedingly dreadful…which devoured, crushed and trampled…Eze 7:19 ' … …their iniquity has become an occasion of stumbling.Lev 7:19 '…the flesh that touches anything unclean… it shall be burned with fire.Mic 7:19 He will…cast all their sins Into the depths of the sea.Matt 7:19 "Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire.Deu 7:19 the great trials which your eyes saw … the LORD will do to the peoples whom you are afraid.Mrk 7:19 (unclean foods) do not go into his heart, but into his stomach, and is eliminated?"…Gen 7:19 The water prevailed more and more upon the earth.., all the high mountains…were covered.Exo 7:19 …there will be blood throughout all the land of Egypt…Judg 7:19 …they blew the trumpets and smashed the pitchers that were in their hands.Job 7:19 "Will You never turn Your gaze away from me, Nor let me alone…
A Tip for using #19 in your Bible study...Watch every 19th chapter and verse number you run across in the Bible and notice how many of them also show some aspect of this same pattern.
Lev 19:19 'You are to keep My statutes...
Num 19:19 'Then the clean shall sprinkle on the unclean...he shall purify him from uncleanness, and he shall wash his clothes and bathe himself in water
Act 19:19 And many of those who practiced magic brought their books together and began burning them in the sight of everyone
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