The King James Bible Numerics
- Denisa Gabriela
- Jun 7, 2020
- 5 min read
When it comes to numerics, there is definitely an interesting phenomenon about the King James Bible - the Monarch of them all! Guys, I guarantee you that what I am about to share is something not encountered other than in the Bible of 1611 (not even the Hebrew and Greek manuscripts contained this wonder).
Without any further ado, let's get started.
Numerics in the Bible plays an important role and when it comes to its divine inspiration it is completely different in essence by comparison with other numerology domains.
“It’s an integrated message system, and I don’t mean just thematically, every detail, every number, every place name… Even the mathematical structures underneath the text exhibit very skilfull design […] and that design had to emerge from outside of our dimensions of space and time.” Missler
Numerics in the Bible should not be mistaken with the numerology used for other forbidden, extra-biblical practices, such as superstitions, astrology, mysticism. Both terms are divergent, in complete contradiction, with different meanings. Nevertheless, not that many people know this fact, so they kind of use "numerology" instead of "numerics" many times, but I am sure that they might not be aware of the difference. I believe we can all learn from each other.
Bible numerics has historical layers, throwing us back in Genesis 2, in the garden of Eden, when the history of humankind has begun. We cannot go any backwards than that; in Genesis 1 took place the creation process. Every number from 1-6 in a three score format is connected to anti-semitism, Rome,
“1. Caesar – Rome = anti-semitic; 2. Constantine – Rome = anti-semitic;
3. Charlemagne/Charles the Great – Rome = anti-semitic; 4. Napoleon = anti-semitic; 5. Hitler = anti-semitic; 6. Antichrist = anti-semitic.”Ruckman
From 7-9, however, the situation changes, marking the coming and the power of divinity. “7” represents perfection, “8” marks the moment when the eternity starts; it can also be connected to Jesus’ name in Greek, which has in its composition 8 letters and counted together they equal number 8, for in Greek, the numbers are noted in letters, as well.
Finally, “9” represents fruitfulness in the Bible. Also, a child’s gestation period in the mother’s womb is completed in a 9 months period, Abraham was 99 and his wife 90 when they had that miraculous birth, in Galatians there are 9 characteristics of the fruit of the Spirit, Galatians 5:22-23, “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance: against such there is no law.” The same applies to Genesis chapter 9, when Noah is blessed by the Lord, Genesis 9:7, “And you, be ye fruitful, and multiply; bring forth abundantly in the earth, and multiply therein.”
“999” can be related to the King James Bible, according to Peter S. Ruckman. If we take into consideration the characteristics of the book itself, it was written in 1611 (1 + 6 + 1 + 1 = 9). In addition, the authorized version under the name of King James is under the number 9 symbol and lastly the name of the Book, as well:
K – 1; J – 5; H – 1 B – 5
I – 2; A – 6; O – 2 I – 6
N – 3; M – 7; L – 3 B – 7
G – 4; E – 8; Y – 4 L – 8
S – 9, E – 9.
God asserts His superiority and His eternal word in the Scripture, Matthew 24:35, “Heaven and earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away.”
The numerics in the Bible can definitely speak by itself, firmly confirming the power of God. Three verses in the Bible seem to communicate to us something miraculous about the Scriptures in the language of numbers, and this phenomena occurs only in the King James Bible, not elsewhere. The first chapter, first verse of the Bible says, Genesis 1:1“In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.” In more depth, the verse contains 10 words, 44 letters, 17 vowels, 27 consonants. Now, the last verse of the Bible in Revelation states, Revelation 22:21, “The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.” This contains 12 words, but 44 letters, 17 vowels, and 27 consonants. Interestingly enough, if it had been added or taken out any other words, it wouldn’t have been the harmonious, perfect connection and similarities between the two verses. Moreover, if we add the 10 words from the first verse with the 12 ones from the last verse, we get a total number of 22 words, and the same applies with the total number of letters from both verses: 88, the total number of vowels from both verses: 34, and the total number of consonants from both verses: 54.
The resonance between the 3 characteristics (number of letters, vowels and consonants) of the first and last verse of the Bible is harmoniously tied up and concluded by a third one, which brings us to the author of the Bible, the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end. In other words, the following verse – that is missing from the other new versions – is right in the middle of the Bible, which is going to shed light on the Author of the Old Testament – Hebrew (Genesis 1:1) and New Testament – Greek (Revelation 22:21). This occurrence does not apply in the Old Testament written in Hebrew, nor in the New Testament written in Greek, only in the English King James Bible, which again confirms the power of the Holy Ghost and the prevalent word of God, 1 John 5:7, “For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are One.” Therefore, the author of the Bible is actually 3 in One. Jesus Christ affirmed, “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth.” (John 17:17). Again, it is corroborated the holiness and the only truth which shall inspire men into remembrance of the Creator and of the place where our soul belongs, 2 Peter 1:21, “For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost.”
If we go back to the total sum of the characteristics in first and last verse of the Bible, surprisingly the third one in this situation – 1 John 5:7 – has 22 words, 88 letters, 34 vowels, and 54 consonants. It is definitely an amazing phenomenon that only the King James Bible seems to have, not even in the originals of Hebrew and Greek this miracle was found.
“Do you think that King James translators took time out to arrange that when they came through there?!” Ruckman
The Hebrew writings and the Greek ones couldn’t match, since they are totally different and one is not like the other one. God started with the Hebrew and continued in Greek to finalize with the international English language His immutable word. In opposition to the King James Bible, the NIV, ASV, NASB, RV, RSV, etc. do not contain 1 John 5:7, among other alterations which depart from the true meaning of the real word of God.
“Somebody after 1611 knew what was in that verse and… knew why that should be gotten rid of and the guys who took the verse out didn’t even know why they did it; and they did it to break that. So, somebody knew about that when the King James translators set down and they wanted to get rid of that.” Ruckman
There is something outstanding about this Book that makes it so different than any other book in the world and nothing will even come closer to it!
May God shine His light upon you all!
With godly love,
Denisa
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