DNA in the Bible

What does the number 17 mean in the Bible? In the King James Bible, the Number 17 means VICTORY. You will learn in this study how 17 relates to the Red Sea crossing, the resurrection, and the number of things that cannot separate us from the LOVE of GOD. And so much more.

What does the number 4 mean in the Bible? According to the King James Bible, the number is defined for the World and Creation.

What does the number 6 mean in the Bible? The number 6 is defined in the King James Bible as “The Weakness of Man, Evils of Satan, and the Manifestation of Sin.” The number six is also the number for labor. Man was to work six days then rest on the seventh, Genesis 1:24-31. As is the case in all of our studies, you can only find these Bible Codes in the King James Bible.

What does the number 7 mean in the Bible? The number 7 is defined in the King James Bible for divine completeness and spiritual perfection. Both the number 7 and number 1 are used more times than any of the other numbers in the King James Bible. Biblical Numbers reveal man did not write the Word because man could NOT have used these numbers consistently.

What is unique about Psalms 100 in the Bible? What 7 actions should the believer do before God? And how do these acts point to the number 24 for the priesthood? Let us look first at Psalm 100 and see the 7 instructions the believer should perform before the High Priest Jesus Christ.

(Psalms 100:1-5) “Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. {2} Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing. {3} Know ye that the LORD he is God: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. {4} Enter into his gates with thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. {5} For the LORD is good; his mercy is everlasting; and his truth endureth to all generations.”

What does the number 24 mean in the Bible? In the King James Bible, the number 24 is defined for the “The Priesthood.” In this study we will see where in the Bible the number 24 is found and then how it is found in nature and the human body. One more study on Bible Codes illustrating the divine nature, orderliness, and supernatural origins of the King James Bible.

Who won the victory for Gideon and the 300? In the book of Judges, in the 7th chapter, Gideon faces war with the Midianites. In our previous study, we looked at the fleece prayer made by Gideon to God after encountering the angel of the Lord. And that fleece and the water represents, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. This study on the army of Gideon is a fascinating look into Bible Numbers, including DNA knowledge. Again, why are we finding so many examples of a DNA code? Could the Bible indeed be the seed we are born again by, as stated in 1 Peter1:23?

What is the fleece in the Bible? Does the fleece point to the Lord Jesus Christ? In this short study, we will look at what appears to be another DNA code. This one found in the book of Judges dealing with Gideon and the fleece.

The living God of the Bible. Does the Bible compare the difference between the Living God and a non-living god, and how is this related to a DNA code? We recently studied the 53rd chapter of Isaiah that had the word “He” followed by 26 descriptions of the Lord Jesus Christ and that the number 26 is defined for the Gospel. Now, let me direct your attention to the 46th chapter in the 23rd book of the Bible, the book of Isaiah, and we will see if a DNA code is found for the description of a living God verses a non-living God.

Isaiah chapter 53, does it point to salvation? We have covered in previous studies the number 26 and the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Here are two examples that point to the number 26 as defined in the King James Bible for the Gospel. In 2 Corinthians 11:23-27 Paul endured 26 afflictions because of the Gospel. The 26th book of the New Testament is the book of Revelation. All those who placed their faith in the Gospel will escape this time of Jacob's trouble. Below is chapter 53 of the book of Isaiah. You will notice the word "He" before each line. I have not changed anything about this chapter. I lined up each sentence so the word "He" could be seen clearly. In this chapter, you will hear a description about a man of sorrows, acquainted with grief, despised and not esteemed, stricken of God. The list goes on. In fact, there are precisely 26 "He's" found in this chapter. Who is the "He?" It is none other than the Lord Jesus Christ, and this chapter describes the cross and the penalties paid by him for our sins.