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Patricia A. DeWitt

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The Frequency of Seven in the King James Bible.

The number seven has historical, philosophical, and prophetic significance throughout the scriptures from Creation and Sabbath day to the end times. Many theologians note the number seven in reference to the work of God, reasoning it’s the number of God. To demonstrate the frequency of the use of this number, Patricia offers a comprehensive verse-by-verse presentation of scriptures that contain the cardinal number seven in both the Old and the New Testaments. She also looks at the frequency of “seventh” and “sevenfold” when they are used as ordinal numbers, presenting verses with their appearance. The author introduces this compilation of scriptures with a brief historical timeline of the development of foundational Bible translations, Old and New Testaments, closing with the King James Bible.
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    Patricia A. DeWitt, MS, MPH is a native of Tabor City, North Carolina, now living in Connecticut. She grew up in the Iron Hill community of Tabor City and is the fifth child of twelve children. She is a 1966 graduate and salutatorian of Douglass High School and a past president and secretary of the National Tabor City/Douglass High Alumni Association, Inc. In 2007, she was awarded the Yale-New Haven Hospital Dream Builder Award for exemplifying unity, community, and respect for the uniqueness of others. She attributes this accomplishment to following the example instilled by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. She attended the famous “I have a Dream” march in Washington, D.C., in 1963 as a high school sophomore.

    Patty holds a Master’s in Public Health from Southern Connecticut State University, a Master’s in Industrial Relations, and a Bachelor of Science Degree (Magna Cum Laude) in Management Science from the University of New Haven in West Haven, CT. She is also a Certified Service Excellence Coach.

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