7) NUMBERS

The number 7 is associated with the Holy Spirit. 

The number 7 is quite significant in the Bible, appearing over 700 times in both the Old and New Testaments. In Biblical Numerology, 7 signifies completion or perfection. It is said that God created the world in 6 days and rested on the seventh. Additionally, there are seven churches in the book of Revelation, seven seals, seven trumpets, and seven bowls. The number seven is also associated with important biblical figures, such as the seven deacons chosen by the Apostles and the seven spirits mentioned in Revelation. Some scholars believe the number 7 represents divine intervention or spiritual completeness. Overall, the number 7 holds significant meaning in the Bible and continues to be studied and analyzed by theologians and scholars today.

The Bible was originally divided into seven major divisions. The divisions were 1) the Law; 2) the Prophets; 3) the Writings or Psalms; 4) the Gospels and Acts; 5) the General Epistles; 6) the Epistles of Paul, and 7) the book of Revelation. Initially, the total number of books was forty-nine which is 7X7, further illustrating the integration of seven into the word of God (biblestudytools.com).

In God’s divine plan, numbers carry significant meaning. For instance, the Biblical representation of Yahweh is #26, mirroring the 26 letters of the alphabet—a concept echoed in John 1:1, emphasizing the significance of the word in the divine scheme of things! The Holy Spirit is symbolized by the number 7, while Christ is represented by the number 888, and God by the number 777—a numerical depiction of the Trinity: Yahweh the father, Jesus Christ the son, and the Holy Spirit.