Jay Brown

James Jay Brown lives in Farmington, New Mexico, USA.

"I am a 45 year old blue collar worker who loves to study the Bible in my free time. In 2013 I viewed some videos that claimed there was a numerical code in the King James Bible based primarily on the the number 7. In 2017 I decided to put this notion to the test and God showed me "great and mighty things" (Jeremiah 33:3) that I knew not in his word. The King James Bible, along with Hebrew and Greek gematria, is a third written witness that God has placed his signature in his word and all creation."

Jay brown's work deals with indexing of the King James Bible, a very important historical translation of the Bible. By searching for the number of occurrences of words and phrases he mathematizes the index and finds a repeatable pattern that coordinates very well the rest of biblical mathematics.

Here is an example of some of his work based on the discovery of 4477 Greek Shema Star of Stars.

The number 4477 is one of my favorites. (underline words and phrase are case sensitive)

“I / am / the light of / the world” 1,184 (37 x 32) Gospels.

“I / am the / light / of the / world” 666 Gospel of John.

“I am the / light / of the / world” 888 chapters Old Testament.

“I / am the / light / of the / world” 1,776 (888 x 2) Gospels.

“I / am / the light / of the / world” 4477 in 2800 verses NT.

“In the beginning / God / created / the heaven / and / the earth” 44,770 OT.

“God / was manifest / in the flesh” 4,477 Bible. (includes superscriptions in the Psalms and there are 47x22 words in the superscriptions of KJB)

“My God / my God / why hast thou / forsaken / me” 4477 Bible.

“I / have set before / thee / an open / door” 1,739 (37 x 47) verses New Testament.

“I / have / set / before / thee / an / open / door” 4,477 NT.

These are all of the patterns of 4477 that I have found in the KJB. II remember having difficulties with Deut. 6:4 and Mark 12:29 as well.

The way I look at the number is that 4 represents earth or the terrestrial as opposed to 3 being more heavenly but I can’t say that this some sort of rule. As a number it makes a lot of sense for John 8:12 and 1 Timothy 3:16. The number is intriguing as it the the product of 2 star numbers as you’re wonderful graphic shows. The phrase “Jesus Christ” has 11 words. As far as the meaning of 47 is concerned I believe it connected with eternal life and immortality. Of course the phrase "Son of God" (case) is found 47 times in the KJB.

“The LORD our / God / is one LORD” 3562 (137 x 26) verses Bible.

“The Lord our / God / is one Lord” 1,184 (37 x 32) verses NT.

“The LORD our / God is one / LORD” 6475 (37 x 175)

“Hear / O / Israel / the Lord / our God / is one / Lord” 19,166 (37 x 74 x 7) Bible.

“Hear O Israel the LORD” = 977 Standard Hebrew

“our God is one LORD” = 141 (47 x 3) Standard Hebrew

The number 977 which is the 165th prime number is the number of times that “Jesus*” (case sensitive and asterisks is wildcard search) occurs in the King James Bible.

“Hear / O Israel / The LORD our God is one LORD” 141 OT.

“Hear / O Israel / The LORD our God is one LORD” 148 (37 x 4) in 137 verses Bible.

“Hear / O Israel / The LORD our God is one LORD” 588 (3x7x4x7) Bible.

“Hear / O Israel / The LORD our God is one LORD” 441 (3x7x7x3) OT

“Hear / O Israel / The LORD our God is one LORD” 147 (3x7x7) NT

Note the structure of the above arrangement 1,2,7 words. (We are going to complete a star with 37 words)

You probably know that the digital root of the star numbers repeats the 1,4,1 pattern thus the number 141 is connected with the star number sequence (“a Star out of Jacob” 141st chapter of Bible). It is interesting to me that it is a multiple of 3 and cries out the “Trinity” in my opinion.

“Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.” Genesis 1:26

Here are a few observations. 47 words; verse 26; and the word “our.”

47 + 26 = 73

I honestly have never heard and adequate explanation of the Tetragrammaton (at least from Orthodox Jews) having a value of 26. When I see the number 26, the English alphabet comes to mind.

Look at the first part of Genesis 1:26. (the total verse is 4764)

“And God said” = 343 (7x7x7) in Hebrew (God speaks 343 words in Genesis 1 of the KJB)

“Let us make man” = 470 in Hebrew (God speaks 47 words in the creation of man verse 26 of the KJB)

“in our image, after our likeness” = 744 (seems like there is a them of 4 and 7).

Genesis 1:3 has an interesting break down as well in the Hebrew.

“And God said” = 343

“Let there be light: and there was light” = 470

“Son of God” 47 times in the KJB (case)

My experience with the King James code is to break up the verses into sensible phrases and clauses and examine them independently from the rest of the verse. For example:

“Hear / O Israel” 146 (73 x 2) in 137 verses Bible. (“Jesus Christ” = 146 Reverse ordinal).

“Hear / O / Israel” 3288 (137 x 24) verses OT.

“Hear / O / Israel” 137 times in NT. (I would think it unlikely for this number to occur 3 times)

“Hear / O / Israel” 253 verses NT

“Hear O / Israel” 73 verses NT.

“Hear / O / Israel” 148 (37 x 4) Four Gospels.

There seems to be many star numbers or multiples thereof.

“The LORD / our / God” 9,990 in 7,038 (153 x 456) verses OT.

“The LORD / our / God” 4,329 (37 x 117) verses Bible.

“The LORD / our / God” 4,307 (73 x 59) verses Bible.

“The LORD our / God” 3562 (137 x 26) verses Bible.

“The / LORD our / God” 6,031 (37 x 163) Bible.

As you can see the King James Code allows for a multitude of combinations which necessitates multiple witnesses in order to validate the code. In the ten words of the English I do see a simple rhythm or pattern (“Hear O Israel the LORD our God is one LORD” ) and that is 3,4,3.

“Hear O Israel / the LORD our God / is one LORD” = 13 in Bible (the value of “one” in Hebrew and a star number” (if latter phrase is cased then the count becomes 12)

“Hear O Israel / the LORD our God / is on LORD” = 99 in 90 verses Bible.

“Hear O Israel / the LORD our God / is one LORD” = 98 in 90 verses Bible.

“Hear O Israel / the LORD our God / is one LORD” = 94 (47x2) OT.

“I find it interesting that both the phrase “Hear O Israel” and “is one LORD” have a value of 111 in ordinal English.

I would also like to point our that the Shema in English as given in Mark 12:29-30 consists of 37 words.

“Hear, O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord: And thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind, and with all thy strength” 37 words.

Can you make me a star containing all those words? LOL

Here you go...

Also the word “And” which begins verse 29 is the 666th word in that chapter and the final word “these” in verse 31 is the 740th word of the chapter. Also beginning as the second occurrence of “Lord” in verse 29 counting to the end of Mark 12 is 373 words.

It is interesting that Jesus adds the 5 words “and with all thy mind.” (“mind” 47 x 2 times (case) in KJB).

“and with all / thy / mind” 4588 (37 x 124) Bible.

“and with / all / thy mind” 1147 (37 x 31) NT.

“and with / all / thy mind” 1189 in NT (chapters of the Bible)

“with all / thy / mind” 2848 (37 x 77) verses OT.

The words “love / heart / soul / mind / strength” 1,924 (37 x 52) Bible.

The words “love / heart / soul / mind / strength” occur in 1369 (37 x 37) verses OT.

The words “heart , soul, mind, strength” 1,406 (37 x 38) OT.

Ok, this email is running a bit long LOL so here it is.

“Hear / O Israel / the Lord our God is one LORD / And thou shalt love the Lord / thy God with all thy / heart and with all thy soul / and with all thy mind and with / all thy / strength” 983 times in 888 verses.

All forms of the name Jesus occur a grand total of 983 times in the KJB and of course 888 needs to explanation. The arrangement is 1,2,7,6,5,6,7,2,1 thus completing the star. I think this would make a wonderful addition to your website.

God bless you,

James