Number 333 symbolism and meaning - Look at the Bible's 333 verses. The almighty presence of the spirit of God

I've mentioned many times in these posts about how like referenced verses have similar and related content and ran across another compelling example of this today. It seems worth sharing...

There are just 10 verses in the KJV and similarly structured Bibles that have a chapter and verse of 33:3. I've included these below. If you ponder them as a group you will find they all have something to do with the powerful presence of a a patriarch, king or Holy Spirit. In a couple of cases these verses speak of the opposite in their reference to improperly worshiping a false power (every number has both a positive and opposite negative meaning).

This is another strong evidence for a divinely numbered and structured Bible. This evidence reveals how perfect our Holy Christian Bible is. Even though many Christians believe the Bible is the Holy and inspired Word of God, at the same time they will effectively dismiss that same statement by explaining that it was the words of men that they were writing because of being inspired by God - or some other qualified explanation of what they think "inspired" means.

The precise DNA-like  perfection of how Biblical text lines  up with the Bible's numbers is incredible evidence that only a supernatural God could have developed such a book. It could not have been conceived by mere men. As much as this creates a quandary in us about how a book we know to be written by men could be supernatural, the perfection in number demands the conclusion - the Bible was written by God. It really does not matter that we cannot comprehend how or why God gave it to us through human hands.

The Bible's ten 33:3 verses...

Gen 33:3 And he passed over before them, and bowed himself to the ground seven times, until he came near to his brother.
Exo 33:3 Unto a land flowing with milk and honey: for I will not go up in the midst of thee; for thou art a stiffnecked people: lest I consume thee in the way.
Num 33:3 And they departed from Rameses in the first month, on the fifteenth day of the first month; on the morrow after the passover the children of Israel went out with an high hand in the sight of all the Egyptians.
Deu 33:3 Yea, he loved the people; all his saints are in thy hand: and they sat down at thy feet; every one shall receive of thy words.
2Chr 33:3 For he built again the high places which Hezekiah his father had broken down, and he reared up altars for Baalim, and made groves, and worshipped all the host of heaven, and served them.
Job 33:3 My words shall be of the uprightness of my heart: and my lips shall utter knowledge clearly.
Psa 33:3 Sing unto him a new song; play skilfully with a loud noise.
Isa 33:3 At the noise of the tumult the people fled; at the lifting up of thyself the nations were scattered.
Jer 33:3 Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not.
Eze 33:3 If when he seeth the sword come upon the land, he blow the trumpet, and warn the people;

Praise the LORD! (Psalms 103:1-2 and Psalm 117:1-2 --- The exact middle verses and exact middle chapter of the Bible.)

Bible verses numbered 888 point to Jesus throughout the Bible (KJV and similar)

The Gematria for the name of Jesus adds up to the number 888. God appears to have numbered the Bible so perfectly that cross-Bible verse numbers ending in 888 seem to point directly to Jesus, the King of Kings. Below are fourteen of the total of 31 Bible verse numbers that have a sequence number ending in 888. The ones not shown here seem to point to Jesus or a Jesus type as well. I have included a list of references below.

The DNA like precision of the Bible is incredible. It not only shows the divine creator of the Bible but also helps us understand the text more clearly. If #888 is a reference to Jesus, how might that change your interpretation of these verses?

KJV Verse	Ref	Text
6888	Judg 13:3	Then the angel of the LORD appeared to the woman and said to her, "Behold now, you are barren and have borne no children, but you shall conceive and give birth to a son.
7888	1Sam 25:26	"Now therefore, my lord, as the LORD lives, and as your soul lives, since the LORD has restrained you from shedding blood, and from avenging yourself by your own hand, now then let your enemies and those who seek evil against my lord, be as Nabal.
10888	1Chr 17:24	"Let Your name be established and magnified forever, saying, 'The LORD of hosts is the God of Israel, even a God to Israel; and the house of David Your servant is established before You.'
15888	Psa 118:18	The LORD has disciplined me severely, But He has not given me over to death.
17888	Isa 11:3	And He will delight in the fear of the LORD, And He will not judge by what His eyes see, Nor make a decision by what His ears hear;
18888	Isa 64:2	As fire kindles the brushwood, as fire causes water to boil-- To make Your name known to Your adversaries, That the nations may tremble at Your presence!
20888	Eze 19:6	'And he walked about among the lions; He became a young lion, He learned to tear {his} prey; He devoured men.
22888	Zech 1:9	Then I said, "My lord, what are these?" And the angel who was speaking with me said to me, "I will show you what these are."
23888	Matt 22:15	Then the Pharisees went and plotted together how they might trap Him (Jesus) in what He said.
24888	Mrk 16:14	Afterward He appeared to the eleven themselves as they were reclining at the table;} and He reproached them for their unbelief and hardness of heart, because they had not believed those who had seen Him after He had risen.
26888	John 20:20	And when He had said this, He showed them both His hands and His side. The disciples then rejoiced when they saw the Lord.
28888	2Cor 5:10	For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, so that each one may be recompensed for his deeds in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad.
29888	2Tim 4:17	But the Lord stood with me and strengthened me, so that through me the proclamation might be fully accomplished, and that all the Gentiles might hear; and I was rescued out of the lion's mouth.
30888	Rev 11:15	Then the seventh angel sounded; and there were loud voices in heaven, saying, "The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ; and He will reign forever and ever."

The following 31 KJV verses have cross Bible sequence numbers beginning with 888 and ending with 30,888:

Gen 31:14, Exo 13:20, Lev 7:8, Num 7:37, Num 36:8, Josh 2:18, Judg 13:3, 1Sam 25:26, 1Kin 5:9, 2Kin 13:16, 1Chr 17:24, 2Chr 32:12, Job 1:18, Job 40:23, Psa 66:14, Psa 118:18, Prov 17:14, Isa 11:3, Isa 64:2, Jer 37:13, Eze 19:6, Dan 5:13, Zech 1:9, Matt 22:15, Mrk 16:14, Luke 22:23, John 20:20, Act 27:32, 2Cor 5:10, 2Tim 4:17, Rev 11:15d

Unravel this one - John 14 The Trinity, the Holy Spirit and the 1011th Bible chapter

Unravel this one…An astounding Bible chapter

As I explain in my book, every number in the Bible is symbolic of some theme and the themes are progressive in nature. That is, numbers one through ten represent what I refer to as God’s Redemption Pattern. These are the ten steps we take in our spiritual growth to; first, become “Godly” (#1 through #8); then to serve God until he finally returns; and lastly #10 about final things and Jesus return to judge the earth.. This blog post provides amazing evidence the entire Bible is structured in a supernatural way – every book, chapter, verse (and I suspect everything else) is numbered and reveals this Redemption Pattern. The 1011th chapter is, in an incrediblw way, strongly associated with both the #1 (1-0-1-1) and the Trinity (God & Son and Spirit 1&1&1).

The Bible’s 1011^th chapter is associated with #1 & Trinity

John 14 is the 1011^th chapter of the Bible and this very special cross Bible chapter number highlights the text which, over and over again, can be associated with the theme for #1. The chapter is about Jesus leaving us with the Holy Spirit and I believe draws our attention to the three parts of the Trinity. As you can imagine, if God wrote and structured the Bible, every part of it would reflect perfection and I believe this chapter is one of the more obvious evidences to that perfection.  There are four Bible chapters with a cross Bible chapter number containing a zero and three ones – the 0111^th, 1011^th, 1101th and the  1110^th. This post focuses on the 1011^th chapter but it appears the pattern fits all four of these specially numbered chapters (I have included sample text of each of these chapters at the bottom of this document.

The theme for number one has multiple aspects to it which all logically relate to the number:

• God – the only God of the universe (Jesus #2, Holy Spirit #3)
• Things that are separate and can be separately counted. 
• First things --The first items in any list

Following are evidences that associate the text of this chapter with the number one, and more importantly, I suspect point to the Trinity of; God the Father; God the Son; and God the Holy Spirit. I’ll just list some of the evidences I observe and will leave it to the reader to decide for themselves what it all may mean. I’m no Bible Scholar – I’m, just someone who has (for whatever reason) observed patterns in the Bible’s text and numbering. I’m not declaring what I write to be so and am writing this so others can look deeper into this mystery.  Consider the following evidences found in John 14, the 1011^th Bible chapter: 

• This is the 1011^th Bible chapter which associates it strongly with the number one 
• The chapter does specifically speak over and over again about the three parts of the Trinity
• In an astounding way, the text is written with references to individuals or individual parts of the Trinity. It uses words like “I”, “him”, “you”, “he”, “your”,” my” and “mine”. All being references to things that stand apart and can be counted. (another evidence for the association of #1 and things separated is Genesis chapter one which speaks plainly how God separates and keeps things by kind). 
•  I am unable to translate from the original text, but the evidence of words suggests a constant pattern of three’s in each verse. I suspect every verse references each part of the Trinity in one way or another. Here’s an obvious example found in verse six -- v6 Jesus said to ““him”“, I am the way, and the truth, and the life. I don’t think it’s an accidental reference to God as the “I Am”. 
•  The many references to the different parts of the Trinity are also things that in one sense are separate and stand apart (The Father, The Son, The Holy Spirit). 
• The chapter number 14 associates the text with Jesus the King and Redeemer. I have written about this in other blog posts. Quick evidence for this association is the Passover which is on the 14^th day and Matthew chapter one which gives three genealogies of 14 generations to show Jesus is the Messiah. 
• This chapter has 31 verses and it was just this evening (January 2012) that I observed the association with the number of verses in the chapter with the chapter number of 1011. There’s a number of ways to make this association, but the one I suspect is most compelling is that the Trinity is 3 aspects of a single God (3-1). If you have not read my other writings, this probably sounds silly, but every single aspect of the structure of the Bible has perfect association with number themes. This might relate #31 with the trinity in other places in the Bible as well; there are 31,102 verses in the Bible (some translations show 31,103 verses – interesting).

John Chapter 14 – The Bible’s 1011^th chapter

To show how intense the text associates with individual things, I have highlighted the constant references to things that can be counted and set apart "I", "you", "me", "him", "self"... I don't think you will find any other chapters of the Bible (other than the 1111 numbered chapters) with this anomaly of references to individuals:

1 "Do not let “”your”” heart be troubled; believe in God, believe also in ““Me”“.

2 "In “”My”” Father's house are many dwelling places; if it were not so, ““I”“ would have told ““you”“; for ““I”“ go to prepare a place for ““you”“.

3 "If ““I”“ go and prepare a place for ““you”“, ““I”“ will come again and receive ““you”“ to “”Myself””, that where ““I”“ am, there ““you”“ may be also.

4 "And ““you”“ know the way where ““I”“ am going."

5 Thomas said to ““Him”“, "Lord,”” we”” do not know where ““You”“ are going, how do”” we”” know the way?"

**6 Jesus said to ““him”“, “““I  am” the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father but through ““Me”“.

7 "If ““you”“ had known ““Me”“, ““you”“ would have known “”My”” Father also; from now on ““you”“ know ““Him”“, and have seen ““Him”“."

8 Philip said to ““Him”“, "Lord, show ““us”“ the Father, and it is enough for ““us”“."

9 Jesus said to ““him”“, "Have ““I”“ been so long with ““you”“, and yet”” ““you”“ have not come to know ““Me”“, Philip? “”He”” who has seen ““Me”“ has seen the Father; how can ““you”“ say, 'Show ““us”“ the Father'?

10 "Do ““you”“ not believe that ““I  am”” in the Father, and the Father is in ““Me”“? The words that ““I”“ say”” to ““you”“ ““I”“ do not”” speak on “”My”” own initiative, but the Father abiding “”in ““Me”“ does “”His”” works.

11 "Believe ““Me”“ that ““I  am”” in the Father and the Father is in ““Me”“; otherwise believe because of the works themselves.

12 "Truly, truly, ““I”“ say to ““you”“, ““he”“ who believes “”in ““Me”“, the works that ““I”“ do””, “”he”” will do also; and greater works than these “”he”” will do; because ““I”“ go to the Father.

13 "Whatever ““you”“ ask in “”My name””, that will ““I”“ do””, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son.

14 "If ““you”“ ask ““Me”“ anything in “”My name””, ““I”“ will”” do it.

15 "If ““you”“ love”” ““Me”“, ““you”“ will keep “”My”” commandments.

**16 “““I”“ will ask the Father, and “”He”” will give ““you”“ another Helper, that “”He”” may be with ““you”“ forever;

17 that is “”the Spirit”” of truth, whom the world cannot receive, because it does not see ““Him”“ or know ““Him”“, but ““you”“ know ““Him”“ because “”He”” abides with ““you”“ and will be in ““you”“.

18 ““I”“ will not leave ““you”“ as orphans; ““I”“ will come to ““you”“.

19 "After a little while the world will no longer see ““Me”“, but”” ““you”“ will see ““Me”“; because ““I”“ live,”” ““you”“ will live also.

20 "In that day ““you”“ will know that ““I”“ am”” in “”My”” Father, and ““you”“ in ““Me”“, and ““I”“ in ““you”“.

21 ””He”” who has “”My”” commandments and keeps them is “”the one”” who loves ““Me”“; and “”he”” who loves ““Me”“ will be loved by “”My”” Father, and ““I”“ will love ““him”“ and will disclose “”Myself”” to ““him”“."

22 Judas (not Iscariot) said to ““Him”“, "Lord, what then has happened that ““You”“ are going to disclose “”Yourself”” to ““us”“ and not to the world?"

23 Jesus answered and said to ““him”“, "If anyone loves ““Me”“, ““he”“ will keep “”My”” word; and “”My”” Father will love ““him”“, and “”We”” will come to ““him”“ and make Our abode with ““him”“.

24 "““He”“ who does not love ““Me”“ does not keep “”My”” words; and the word which ““you”“ hear is not ””Mine””, but the Father's who sent ““Me”“.

25 "These things ““I”“ have spoken to ““you”“ while abiding with ““you”“.

26 "But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in “”My”” name, ““He”“ will teach ““you”“ all things, and bring to “your” remembrance all that ““I”“ said to ““you”“.

27 "Peace ““I”“ leave with ““you”“; My peace ““I”“ give to ““you”“; not as the world gives do ““I”“ give to ““you”“. Do not let “”your”” heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful.

28 "““You”“ heard that ““I”“ said to ““you”“, '““I”“ go away, and ““I”“ will come to ““you”“.' If ““you”“ loved ““Me”“, ““you”“ would have rejoiced because ““I”“ go to the Father, for the Father is greater than ““I”“.

29 "Now ““I”“ have told ““you”“ before it happens, so that when it happens, ““you”“ may believe.

30 "““I”“ will not speak much more with ““you”“, for the ruler of the world is coming, and ““he”“ has nothing in ““Me”“;

31 but so that the world may know that ““I”“ love the Father, ““I”“ do exactly as the Father commanded ““Me”“. Get up, let ““us”“ go from here.

The 1101^st chapter…

Note how these sample verses show a textual association with the #1 like is seen in John chapter 14. It would appear these are also some sort of reference to the Trinity…

Eph 4:4 There is one body and one Spirit, just as also you were called in one hope of your calling;

Eph 4:5 one Lord, one faith, one baptism,

The 1110^th chapter  – another example, same as above

Col 3:9 Do not lie to one another, since “”you”” laid aside the old “”self”” with its evil practices,

Col 3:10 and have put on the new “”self”” who is being renewed to a true knowledge according to the image of “”the One”” who created “”him””—

The 111^th chapter – and one more example…

Lev 21:1 Then “”the LORD”” said to “”Moses””, "Speak to “”the priests”, “”the sons”” of Aaron, and say to “”them””: '””No one”” shall defile “”himself”” for “”a dead person”” among “”his people””,

Lev 21:2 except for “”his”” relatives who are nearest to “”him””,”” his”” mother and “”his”” father and “”his”” son and “”his”” daughter and “”his”” brother, (and it continues…)

One Last Word…

I never expect such evidence to be proof in itself the for the perfection of God’s Word, but hope it is curious enough to cause others to take a look at these patterns and themes for themselves.

Matthew #24 speaks of the Day of the Lord, Catching Up, and is stamped with time references

Matt 24:42 "Therefore be on the alert, for you do not know which "day" your Lord is coming."

...the24,000th Bible verse.  I’ve written several times about how Matthew 24:42 is a very special verse in the Bible where six different alignments of #24 happen on a single verse. This alone is tremendous evidence for a God inspired Bible - but this post is not focused on this single verse. I just noticed today it is worth sharing that the contents of this 24^th chapter of Matthew goes much farther in drawing a supernatural comparison of the chapter contents to the number 24. Throughout the Bible’s chapter there is great evidence that the chapter text is directly related to the chapter number. It seems God’s perfection has produced the text in a humanly understandable text structure that, once you comprehend some of his patterns, you observe they reveal the Bible’s DNA like numerical perfection.

This one chapter example in this post does not prove the point I’m writing about, but it should make you wonder if God really does write the Bible’s text in a great intersecting pattern. In this 24^th chapter of Matthew, it is without too much question about the “Day of the LORD” and we all know a day has 24 hours.This chapter has #24 and time stamped all over it -- The symbolism for #24 is found over and over again related to the time of the end, and all the verses are generally associated with days and time in general. It appears God relates our 24 hours in a day with a time of the end…the Hour when the Messiah returns to earth.  The 24,000^th verse 42 is the key chapter verse and specifically warns us about this day. It is an incredible chapter with unbelievable numbering/text associations…and what I’ve written about here surely does not begin to explain all the patterns that really are here.

Observing Time, Hours and Days references in the text…

I’ve included parts of 30 of the 51 verses in this 24^th chapter and highlighted how God over and over again points out how this chapter is about the Day and Hour of his return. As mentioned above, #24 is about time and the verses of this chapter constantly refer to time in one form or another. In the text of the verses noted below, note all the references to time. You will see this same type of textual pattern in other chapters – God writes the text in a way that directly relates chapter number symbolism to themes found in the text. Once you understand this number/theme relationship, you can always use it to get a better understanding of any chapter’s contents. Following are ways that the text in this chapter seem to point out its supernatural numbering as well as the number/text theme.

• This is the 24^th chapter of Matthew and of the New Testament.
• It contains the 24,000^th Bible verse which is also the key verse of the chapter
• The chapter constantly refers to time, and especially focuses on the ““Day” of the LORD”
• A day has  24 hours
• Verses 1-39 seem to be the first subsection of the chapter that explains the day of the Lord and ends with an explanation that the people (Israel?) did not understand this day. It is just like the days of Noah – “Matt 24:39 and they did not understand until the flood came and took them all away; so will the coming of the Son of Man be.” (note, I’m not assuming the chapter only has one theme. I consider this a layer of meaning of this chapter’s contents)
• I am very surprised (shocked) that I just noticed in the last few minutes – This end of this first subsection of this chapter (Verses 1-39) tell the disciples about the future day of the Lord’s retrn and warn them that it will be a day that will be likewhen the flood came. Believers are saved (the Ark – in a safe place) and the unbelievers are carried away. I cannot believe it is coincidence that this specific verse is #39 and #39 is a number that is symbolic/related to Israel and the Jews. Other parts of my website explain this symbolism. To give you an idea of this symbolism, note there are 39 books in the OT and it is not coincidence that Matthew chapter one (that tells of the coming of Jesus and explains why he is the promised Messiah) is the 930^th chapter of the Bible (93/39 are directly related numbers. I imagine that #39 relates to Israel/Jews have not quite completed the 40 years of wilderness wandering yet. These first 39 verses of the chapter seem to point out the text relate to Israel.
• The 40 and 41^st verses seem a second subsection of this chapter that speaks of a “Catching Up” which is a rapture like set of verses. In my opinion, it is no coincidence that these are the 23,998^th and 23,999^th Bible verses – immediately before the 24,000^th verse. These cross Bible verse numbers are related to “999” which is symbolic of the last things before the end – think of #1000 as a #10 related number and is about the ends of things – Literally – “the end” or “the last” things in a list.  These verses seem to point out that immediately before the “Day of the LORD”(the Lord’s return),  some will be taken off the earth to a safe place and some will be left. Numeric patterns also show that #999 is related to 3 nines (39-Israel) – I’m not sure I can explain this number/text relationship, but I believe there is some intended meaning.
• What might be seen as a single verse subsection of the chapter -- the 24,000^th verse is the key chapter verse. “Be on the alert for this day”. A day directly related to #24, and #24,000. This subsection/verse states this is a critically important day related to salvation—watch for it.
• The last subsection of this chapter consists of verses 43 to 51. These correspond to the Bible’s 24,001^st to 24,009^th verses. This section of nine verses tells us we must be prepared and working while we await his return. -- Matt 24:46 "Blessed is that slave whom his master finds so doing when he comes”. The symbolic meaning of numbers 1-9 are related to what I call God’s “Redemption Pattern”. It is the nine steps or phases in learning about God and coming to serve him. Again, #10 which is the next number, is about the very end. It seems appropriate that there are nine verses at the end of this chapter that speak of being busy at work when the Lord does return.

I could go on writing about this chapter, but that’s enough for now. Consider the following 30 of the 51 verses of Matthew chapter 24 and how they consistently remind us of TIME and specifically, the Hour and Day of the Lord’s return. The time is coming! Following this list of verses are some additional examples that help show how G-d relates #24 to this day of his return.

30 of the 51 verses of Matthew 24 strongly relate the entire chapter to Days/Hours/Time and the Day of the Lord...

24:1  …when His disciples came … (a reference to a time when they came to him)

24:3 … "Tell us, “”when will these things happen””…“”what is the sign of Your coming”” and the end of the age?"

24:6 "You will hear of wars and rumors of wars… but”” it is not yet the end””

24:7 "For nation will rise against nation, …there will be famines and earthquakes.

24:8 "But all “”these things are the beginning”” of birth pangs. (beginning is a time related word)

24:10 …””At that time”” many will fall away…

24:13 …the one who endures to the end…

24:14 …gospel… preached in the whole world…””then the end will come””. (verse #14 relates to 14 which is a Passover number – Jesus comes)

24:15 …when you see the ABOMINATION OF DESOLATION…

24:19 …woe to those… in those “”days!””

24:20 "But pray that your flight will not be in the winter…

24:21 ..then there will be…tribulation…never since the beginning of the world…

24:22 "Unless those “”days”” had been cut short…those”” days”” will be cut short.

24:25 "Behold, I have told you in advance.

24:29 …immediately after the tribulation of those “”days”” … (#29 is a 911 related number… 911 and 119 relate to 29. A number symbolic of last things. I find it often related to Rapture like events)

24:30 …then the sign of the Son of Man will appear…

24:32 …learn the parable from the fig tree: when its branch has already become tender and puts forth its leaves, you know that summer is near;

24:33 …when you see all these things, recognize that He is near…

24:34 …this generation will not pass away until all these things take place

24:36 …of that “”day and hour”” no one knows,…

24:37 …just like the “”days”” of Noah.

24:38 …as in those “”days”” before the flood …until the”” day”” that Noah entered the ark,

24:39 …they did not understand until the flood came…

The 23,998th and 23,999th verses seem a subsection about the faithful being caught up…

A “CATCHING UP”…The taking up of God’s people appears immediately before “The Day of the LORD”...the 23,998^th and 23,999^th verse. #998 and #999 are numbers symbolic of things that happen just before the end of some event or time or list…“last things”……

   …..24:40 "Then there will be two men in the field; one will be taken and one will be left.

   …..24:41 "Two women{will be grinding at the mill; one will be taken and one will be left.

A single verse subsection - The Bible’s exact 24,000th verse and key message of this chapter is in verse 24:”42”…
    …..24:42 ….be on the alert…you do not know which “”day”” your Lord is coming.

The last subsection of 9 verses which warn us to be ready and be working for Jesus when he returns…
24:43 …if the head of the house had known at “”what time”” of the night the thief was coming…
24:44 … the Son of Man is coming “”at an hour”” when you do not think…
24:45 …..will give them food “”at the proper time””?
24:46 "Blessed is slave…master finds so doing when he comes.
24:48 …evil slave…My master is not coming “”for a long time””…'
24:50 the master…will come on a”” day”” …he does not expect… “”at an hour”” … he does not know,

Evidence for the Bible’s #24 and how it relates to “The Day of the LORD”…

I believe one day people will come to understand that God has somehow supernaturally numbered the Bible; every book; every chapter; every verse. Chapter and verse numbers have direct correspondence to contents of the verse text. Not only is this text/number relationship evidence for a God Inspired Bible, but the perfect pattern of number symbolism is a wonderful guide to help us better interpret scripture. That’s what this blog and my website (www.amazingword.com ) are about.

I don’t want to try and explain all the evidences for #24 and the “Day of the LORD” but suffice it to say that this symbolism is found overwhelmingly throughout the Bible. No single evidence will convince you this is a God intended pattern, but a couple of more examples might make you wonder. Following are evidences of the #24 relationship to Days/Time and the Day of the Lord:

The Bible’s exact 24,000th verse and key message of this chapter is in verse 24:”42”. There are 6 different associations of this verse to number 24. One mathematician calculated the odds of this happening by coincidence as one in 12 billion! It is: 1) in a chapter about The Day of the Lord; 2) a day has 24 hours; 3) is a verse about this specific day; 4) The chapter number is 24; 5) The verse number is 42 which is 24 in reverse and Greek/Hebrew Gematria count these as the same number; 6) Unbelievably, this is the exact 24,000^th verse of the King James and other like numbered Bibles (NIV, NASB, NKJC, ESV…)
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Matthew 24:42 ….be on the alert…you do not know which “”day”” your Lord is coming.

In this following 12:40 verse of Luke (note the relationship of #12:40 to #24. Patterns throughout the Bible’s numbering demonstrate this chapter number/verse number relationship (one of many, many number patterns to be observed). It cannot be coincidence this verse that is identical to the messages of Matthew chapter #24 is also numbered with #24 in chapter and verse…

Luke “12:40” "You too, be ready; for the Son of Man is coming at an hour that you do not expect."

The Bible’s 24240^th (24 and 24 in cross Bible verse numbering) verse is also the 24^th verse of Mark Chapter 1 and is numerically marked strongly 24. It is very interesting that the text points to a “day” when Jesus “has come” and evil forces see him as the Holy One of God and ask if he has come to destroy them. Sounds very much like a parallel to the events of the “Day of the LORD” –

Mark 1:24 saying, "What business do we have with each other, Jesus of Nazareth? Have You come to destroy us? I know who You are--the Holy One of God!"

One of the most well known quoted verses about the “Day” the Lord made…did you ever notice it was verse #24? I’m not sure I want to try to explain what this means. Something everyone can ponder.

Psa 118:(24) This is the day which the LORD has made; Let us rejoice and be glad in it.

The Bible’s 21444^th verse (strongly related to 24) – Ezekiel 38 is clearly a Day of the Lord chapter. It is very interesting the cross Bible verse numbering of 21444 (24) seem to relate directly to the text that refers to “that DAY”…

Eze 38:18 "It will come about on that day, when Gog comes against the land of Israel," declares the Lord GOD, "that My fury will mount up in My anger.

Conclusion:

Be watching number 24s in your Bible study and check out other chapter #24s to see how they in one way or another relate to #24 type symbolism. It takes a lot of examples for anyone to be convinced of this supernatural numbering, but once it is observed, it makes the study of God’s Word a totally new adventure…not to mention that it puts us in awe of our mighty God.

#888 = Number of Jesus name - both JESUS & YHVH

I've posted a series of tweets (www.twitter.com/amazingword) that show how #888 calculates to be the number of Jesus name for both the spelling JESUS and YHWH. The Bible Wheel website documents this well (http://www.biblewheel.com/gr/gr_888.asp). The Bible's amazing God inspired numbering seems to line up perfectly to verify both the symbolism of #888 and the supernatural DNA like Bible numbering.

I've just copied my tweets below which contain the evidences...

#888 = name of JESUS & YHVH - The 10,888th #bible verse; 1Chr 17:24 "Let Your name be established and magnified forever...The LORD of hosts"

#888 = JESUS & YHVH - 30,888th verse - Rev 11:15 loud voices in heaven "The kingdom of the world..the kingdom of our Lord and of His Christ"

#888 = name of JESUS & YHVH - The 28,888th #bible verse = 2Cor 5:10 we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ

#888 = name of JESUS & YHVH - The 29,888th #bible verse (KJV & similarly numbered) 2Tim 4:17 ..the Lord stood with me and strengthened me

#888 = name of JESUS & YHVH - The 888th #bible chapter; Amos 9, v1 says "I saw the Lord standing beside the altar.."

#888=JESUS&YHVH - 26,888th ver/88th NT chap John 20:20 He showed His hands/His side-they rejoiced when they saw the Lord


There is a supernatural numbering of all the Bible's books, chapters, verses that even includes all cross Bible sequence numbers in virtually every way I find them. I call it the DNA of God's Word. Praise Jesus.

Key Bible Chapters that also point to God's Number Symbolism

This post shows some very well known and key chapters off the Bible and also that they have cross-Bible chapter numbers that give compelling evidence for the supernatural creation of scripture. Nothing is impossible with God - we know chapters and verses of the Bible were added only 700 or so years ago and in our human understanding we "know" they are arbitrarily assigned for reference alone. But the examples provided below and evidence in all other of the Bible's numbers show that even though men penned the numbers, it had to be a sovereign God that insured the Bible was numbered according to his supernatural inspiration and the numbers precisely relate to the context of each book, chapter and verse. The Bible's numbering is inspired like all other Biblical text and in fact, confirms the text of the Bible is exactly as God intended.

Matt 5:18 "For truly I say to you, until heaven and earth pass away, not the smallest letter or stroke shall pass from the Law until all is accomplished.

If you can temporarily set aside your belief that the Bible's numbers are of men, consider the possibility that the below provided evidence shows how symbolism of cross-Bible chapter numbers fit precisely with the themes found in the text. This short list shows compelling examples that help us understand the perfection of the Bible. At first you might be tempted to dismiss these as contrived examples that are actually coincidence, but the key nature of these chapters along with very unique numbering associated with them should cause you to pause and consider that our God might be bigger than you imagine and has been more involved in the activities of the world than we ever imagined.

Consider the numbers associated with these chapters and the text related to them - could this all be coincidence?

• John 3 - the 1000th chapter - Home of John 3:16 "God so loved the world...". A key verse of Christianity in the 1000th chapter - Josephus said #1000 is God's number of Perfection
• Psalm 22 - the 500th chapter - Another key chapter with Jesus speaking in first person while hanging on the cross. #500 and #50 are related to the number of Jubilee - the forgiving of all debts which is what was accomplished with Jesus crucifixion.
• Jerimiah 32 - the 777th chapter - 777 is a number of being sanctified; being saved; or made clean. In this chapter God says he will send Israel away to exile, but more importantly the Lord promises he will one day restore Israel - save them. For more evidence of #777 symbolism, see also Isaiah 6:7, the 17777th verse that speaks of Isaiah's being made clean. Also see 1Samuel 21:4, the 7777th verse that speaks of the holy consecrated bread (which was made perfect and clean).
• Ecclestiaces 7 - the 666th chapter - A number we already associate with sin and evil - this chapter tells of the wickedness of men.
• Haggai 2 - the 911th chapter - A chapter telling of the coming judgment of God where the Lord says "I will shake the nations". 911 is a God number that speaks of consequences to nations that fall away from him. Reference also Daniel 9:11, the 22000th verse, that declares judgment against Israel who has fallen away. See the Bible's other 9:11 verses for other evidence.
• John 2 - the 999th chapter - #999 is a number related to events that take place immediately prior to the final judgment of the Lord. For example, the 23,999th verse tells about people who are taken up just before the "day of the Lord" - Matthew 24:41. John chapter 2 tells of the wedding that was taking place in Cana. The #999 cross-Bible chapter number theme suggests the chapter about the wedding is a parallel to the Wedding Feast the faithful will attend in the last days.
• Matthew chapter 1 - the 930th chapter - #39 and it's corresponding number #93 (39 in reverse) are both found consistently associated with Israel in the Bible. It is as if #39 speaks of Israel who has not yet completed their "40 years" of wilderness wandering and remain stalled in their 39th year - not yet entering the promised land. This 930th and first chapter of the New Testament gives evidence for Jesus being the Messiah the Jews are waiting for. #930 suggests this chapter is precisely located and numbered to help prove to Israel who Jesus is. Another amazing evidence for the supernatural placement of this chapter is found in Psalm 117, the exact middle and only two verse chapter of the Bible. It contains the 1929th and 1930th Bible verses - the 929 and 930 in these two cross Bible verse numbers seem to point precisely to the cross-Bible chapter numbers that divide the Old and New Testaments. The 929th chapter is Malachi chapter 4 and the 930th is Matthew chapter 1. This is an incredible validation of the preciseness of scripture - an impossible coincidence that I believe one day will be one of the most amazing confirmations of the supernatural structure of the Bible.

These are just a few evidences, but I believe anyone that seriously considers the key nature of these chapters and how their numbers appear to specially highlight their contents, will have to wonder about what God has done and will have a difficult time dismissing them as coincidence. In these last days it seems God is revealing the Bible is more perfect than anyone has previously imagined.

Scripture says God says he can do anything, and the number evidence seems to indicate he has done what we could never have imagined in the Bible's numbering - they are all perfect and help us interpret and understand the scriptures - Jer 32:27 "Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh; is anything too difficult for Me?"