DNA in the Bible

2 Corinthians 6 on being separate and the DNA Code. What do we do with those who say they are Christian but do not serve God in truth? How does the Bible say we should handle situations like this, and will we find a DNA and Bible Code that supports the content of 2 Corinthians chapter 6?

How praising God is found for the DNA Code. In our previous study, we talked about the rainbow and that God created all things for his pleasure. In this study, we will look at nine reasons to praise God found in Psalms 150 and how the first mention dealing with praising God ties into DNA and the Promised Seed. And last, we will look at the number 16, salvation and the grace of God.

Colors of the Rainbow and the Bible Code. Does the LGBT movement relate to Bible Codes? Today's study will examine two significant changes to the rainbow and a word for our Lord Jesus Christ. Do these changes point to Antichrist? Does the Bible mention who the father of pride is and how does it relate to end times? But first, before we can talk about the rainbow, let us learn who is light? How does light relate to the rainbow?

What defiles a man and the DNA Code? This study will look at 13 actions the Lord says defiles a person. How do these actions relate to the numbers 21, 13, and 23, the number for seed from a father. But first, let us refresh what the numbers 13 and 21 mean. The number 21 is defined in the King James Bible as exceeding sinfulness of sin. We have studied in the past that the number 13 is the number defined for depravity and rebellion. In verse 21, there are 13 descriptions of what defiles a man.(Mark 7:17-23) "And when he was entered into the house from the people, his disciples asked him concerning the parable. {18} And he saith unto them, Are ye so without understanding also? Do ye not perceive, that whatsoever thing from without entereth into the man, it cannot defile him; {19} Because it entereth not into his heart, but into the belly, and goeth out into the draught, purging all meats? {20} And he said, That which cometh out of the man, that defileth the man. {21} For from within, out of the heart of men, proceed (1)evil thoughts, (2)adulteries, (3)fornications, (4)murders, {22} (5)Thefts, (6)covetousness, (7)wickedness, (8)deceit, (9)lasciviousness, (10)an evil eye, (11)blasphemy, (12)pride, (13)foolishness: {23} All these evil things come from within, and defile the man."

Number 14 in the Bible and the froward man. For starters, what does the word "froward" mean? Well, according to the King James built in dictionary, the word "froward" is children with no faith:(Deuteronomy 32:20) "And he said, I will hide my face from them, I will see what their end shall be: for they are a very froward generation, children in whom is no faith."(Psalms 101:4) "(A) froward heart shall depart from me: I will not know (a) wicked person."Proverbs 16:28 (A) froward man soweth strife: and (a) whisperer separateth chief friends.Proverbs 8:13 takes the definition of "froward" one step further. Notice this definition is found in the 13th verse, the number defined in the King James Bible for depravity and rebellion.(Proverbs 8:13) The fear of the LORD is to hate evil: pride, and arrogancy, and the evil way, and the froward mouth, do I hate.Let us now look at how the froward man relates to the number 14.

Rapture of the church and John 10. In the past, we covered the rapture found in the 46th book of the Bible, 1 Corinthians. To learn more about what appears to be a DNA code for the church's rapture, click here. Today, we will look at another area of scripture mentioning the rapture, but with it, another detail that escapes the eyes of some. Our focus will be on John chapter 10, looking into what the characteristics of the good shepherd are compared with the thief and robber who gets to the sheepfold other ways. And what words and phrases are found for what appears to be a DNA code, and does that code support the content of scripture?

The seed lines and the DNA code in the Bible. In the past, we have covered that there are two Adams mentioned in the Bible. This study will look at another occurrence of these seed lines and how they also point to a DNA code in the King James Bible. As always, these studies are meant to gather information and point to the complexity and relevancy of the King James Bible. So far, we have posted at DNAintheBible around 90 articles. Suppose each piece contained just 10 examples, bringing the total to almost 1,000 illustrations. That is a lot of consistency in the King James Bible. The only person who could have placed a code in the Bible with numbers is God. To learn more about how the King James Bible was put together and how it compares to its previous version, the Bishops Bible, click here to purchase the Book, "In Awe of Thy Word. Let us now jump into the second example in the King James Bible that reveals the two lines of Adam and its connection to what appears to be a DNA code. First, let us build the set and understand what being in someone's image means.

What does the number 28 mean in the Bible? How does 28 relate to the Tabernacle, the human body, and a woman's body? According to the King James Bible, the number 28 means eternal life. The number 28 can be obtained in the King James Bible by multiplication and addition. First, you can multiply 4 times 7. The number 4 is the world in the King James Bible, and the number 7 is for divine completeness. The following way is by adding 23 to 5. The number 23 is defined as death through the first Adam, earthy, and life through the second Adam, Jesus Christ, heavenly, found in the 46th book of the Bible, 1 Corinthians chapter 15. Either way, grace (5) was the divine plan of God (7) to save the world (4) through his only begotten Son, Jesus Christ (23), the Promised Seed.

Is there a code in the crucifixion and resurrection? In this study, we will look at quite a bit of scripture, pointing to what seems to be a DNA code in the King James Bible. The content focused on the crucifixion, resurrection, and Passover, all pointing to the numbers 23 and 46—the same two numbers for human DNA. The Bible says it is the Word we are born again by. God says the Word is the seed. Just how detailed did he go? The same God who made human DNA and the numbers associated with it, could he have also placed for detail's sake the use of scripture verses, chapter numbers, and words all repeated and laid out to display human DNA?

Pegs in the King James Bible and Bible Codes. Does the king James Bible contain a built-in dictionary? God’s Word says:(1 Corinthians 2:13) “Which things also we speak, not in the words which man’s wisdom teacheth, but which the Holy Ghost teacheth; comparing spiritual things with spiritual.”To compare spiritual things with spiritual, the Bible would need to provide a way to define words. Alleviating the need to go elsewhere to man’s wisdom attempting to understand the Word apart from God. God always provides what is necessary to be obedient.