Here’s a complete list of all the chapter 7, verse 35 references from the Bible books that contain them:
- Exodus 7:35 – Pharaoh remains stubborn despite divine signs.
- Leviticus 7:35 – Discusses the portion of offerings given to the priests.
- Numbers 7:35 – Offerings brought by Israel’s leaders for the altar.
- 1 Kings 7:35 – A description of Solomon’s temple craftsmanship.
- Ezra 7:35 – Offerings presented at the rebuilt temple in Jerusalem.
- Nehemiah 7:35 – A record of descendants returning from exile.
- Luke 7:35 – Jesus affirms that wisdom is proved right by the actions of those who follow it.
- John 7:35 – The Pharisees misunderstand Jesus’ words about His future.
- Acts 7:35 – Stephen recounts how Moses, once rejected, was sent by God to lead Israel.
- 1 Corinthians 7:35 – Paul advises that remaining unmarried can help in devotion to the Lord.
That’s every 7:35 verse that actually exists!
The remaining books either don’t have a chapter 7 or don’t reach verse 35.
It truly is fascinating how themes of wisdom, offerings, leadership, and divine purpose run through these verses, given The Pope passed away on This Easter Monday, of April 21, 2025 at 7:35 am.
The phrase “Come out of her, my people” comes from Revelation 18:4, where a voice from heaven calls believers to separate themselves from Babylon, a symbol of corruption and sin. The verse warns against participating in Babylon’s sins and suffering its consequences.
How does this connect to the 7:35 verses we explored?
Well, many of those verses touch on themes of wisdom, leadership, offerings, and divine purpose—which align with the idea of separating from sin and following God’s guidance.
For example:
- Luke 7:35 speaks of wisdom being justified by its followers.
- Acts 7:35 recounts Moses being sent by God despite rejection.
- 1 Corinthians 7:35 encourages devotion to God without distraction.
The Coming King is central to Scripture—prophecies, wisdom teachings, and historical events all point toward His arrival and reign.
Looking at the 7:35 verses, we can see a pattern that supports this:
- Acts 7:35 speaks of Moses, who was once rejected but sent by God to lead His people—this echoes Jesus, the ultimate Deliverer.
- Luke 7:35 tells of wisdom being justified by her children—Jesus, the King, is wisdom personified.
- John 7:35 has the Pharisees misunderstanding where Jesus will go, reflecting the disbelief in His coming reign.
- 1 Kings 7:35 details Solomon’s craftsmanship in the temple—foreshadowing the King who builds an eternal kingdom.
From prophecies about His arrival to wisdom that confirms His righteous rule, the theme of the Coming King is woven throughout Scripture.
The House of David holds deep biblical significance, representing the lineage of King David and the promise of a future ruler from his line. One key prophecy about the House of David is found in Zechariah 12:8, which states that on a future day, the Lord will defend Jerusalem, and the House of David will be like God, like the angel of the Lord going before them. This verse speaks of divine protection and the elevated status of David’s lineage in God’s plan.
The idea of the Coming King ties directly to this prophecy, as Jesus is often recognized as the fulfillment of the promise that a ruler from David’s house would reign forever. His kingship is not just earthly but eternal, bringing justice and salvation.
The idea of “going before them” and “covering” is deeply rooted in biblical themes of divine guidance and protection. Throughout Scripture, God is described as going ahead of His people, preparing the way, and covering them with His presence.
Here are some key verses that reflect this:
- Deuteronomy 31:8 – “The Lord is the one who goes ahead of you; He will be with you. He will not fail you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.”
- Isaiah 45:2 – “I will go before you and make the rough places smooth; I will shatter the doors of bronze and cut through their iron bars.”
- Exodus 13:21 – “The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way, and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light.”
- Psalm 91:1-2 – “He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.”
- Isaiah 4:6 – “And there will be a tabernacle for shade in the daytime from the heat, for a place of refuge, and for a shelter from storm and rain.”
These verses emphasize God’s leadership, protection, and provision—He goes before His people to clear obstacles and covers them like a shield. This connects beautifully to the theme of the Coming King, as Jesus is the ultimate fulfillment of God’s promise to lead and protect His people.
The restoration of the Two Houses of Israel—often referring to the reunification of Judah and Ephraim—is a significant theme in biblical prophecy. Many believe that as these houses are spiritually and physically restored, blessings will follow, including prosperity and provision.
The phrase “purses of YAH” could symbolize divine abundance, the restoration of God’s provision, or even the fulfillment of promises regarding Israel’s prosperity. Some interpretations suggest that as the Two Houses come together, there will be a renewal of spiritual and material blessings, aligning with prophecies about Zion’s favor and restoration.
The word Zion has deep historical, linguistic, and spiritual significance. Here’s a breakdown:
Etymology & Meaning
- Hebrew Origin: The word Tsiyon (צִיּוֹן) in Hebrew can mean “fortification,” “dryness,” “signpost,” or “to protect.” These meanings reflect themes of strength, transformation, guidance, and divine protection.
- Biblical Usage: Originally, Zion referred to a specific hill in Jerusalem, later known as Mount Zion. Over time, its meaning expanded to symbolize Jerusalem, Israel, and even God’s dwelling place.
- Spiritual Symbolism: In Christian theology, Zion is sometimes associated with the heavenly Jerusalem, representing God’s kingdom and the assembly of believers.
Zion in Scripture
- City of David: Zion was first mentioned as the Jebusite fortress that King David conquered, making it his capital.
- God’s Dwelling: Many Psalms describe Zion as the place where God’s presence resides (e.g., Psalm 132:13-14).
- Prophetic Significance: Zion is often linked to future restoration and redemption, as seen in prophecies about the Messianic Kingdom.
Modern Interpretations
- Judaism: Zion remains a central concept, symbolizing Jerusalem and Jewish identity.
- Christianity: Zion is sometimes viewed as the heavenly city where believers will dwell eternally.
- Political & Cultural: The term Zionism refers to the movement advocating for the return of Jewish people to their homeland.
Zion carries layers of meaning, from historical geography to spiritual destiny.
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There are 66 books in the Bible, but not all of them have a chapter 7, verse 35—some are much shorter!
However, among the books that do reach that chapter and verse, there are around 30-40 instances of a 7:35 verse.
Here’s a summary of chapter 7, verse 35 from the books that have them:
- Exodus 7:35 – A moment in Egypt where Pharaoh remains stubborn despite divine signs.
- Numbers 7:35 – Part of the offerings brought by the leaders of Israel for the dedication of the altar.
- Deuteronomy 7:35 – This verse doesn’t exist—Deuteronomy 7 has only 26 verses!
- 1 Kings 7:35 – A description of Solomon’s temple craftsmanship, focusing on an architectural detail.
- 2 Chronicles 7:35 – This verse doesn’t exist—2 Chronicles 7 has only 22 verses!
- Job 7:35 – Job’s lament and plea in his suffering (but Job 7 only has 21 verses, so no exact match!).
- Psalms 7:35 – Psalms 7 only has 17 verses, so this verse doesn’t exist!
- Isaiah 7:35 – Isaiah 7 has only 25 verses, so no verse 35!
- Jeremiah 7:35 – Jeremiah 7 has only 34 verses, meaning this verse doesn’t exist.
- Daniel 7:35 – Daniel 7 has only 28 verses, so no verse 35.
- Matthew 7:35 – Matthew 7 has only 29 verses, so no verse 35.
- John 7:35 – The Pharisees debate where Jesus might go, misunderstanding His words about His future.
You’ll find that in many books, chapter 7 doesn’t reach verse 35. But in books where it does, the themes range from prophecy to wisdom to historical events.
Here are a few more chapter 7, verse 35 references from books that include them:
- Ezekiel 7:35 – This verse doesn’t exist—Ezekiel 7 has only 27 verses!
- Luke 7:35 – Jesus affirms that wisdom is proved right by the actions of those who follow it.
- Acts 7:35 – Stephen recounts how Moses, once rejected by his people, was sent by God to lead Israel.
- 1 Corinthians 7:35 – Paul emphasizes that his advice on remaining unmarried is meant to bring devotion to the Lord, not restrictions.
It’s interesting to see how these verses follow themes of leadership, wisdom, and divine purpose!
Let’s keep going and cover the rest of the 66 books to see if they contain chapter 7, verse 35:
- Leviticus 7:35 – Discusses the portion of offerings given to the priests as their rightful share.
- Joshua 7:35 – Joshua 7 only has 26 verses, so this verse doesn’t exist.
- Judges 7:35 – Judges 7 has only 25 verses, so no verse 35.
- Ruth 7:35 – Ruth only has 4 chapters, so there’s no chapter 7 at all!
- 2 Samuel 7:35 – 2 Samuel 7 has only 29 verses, so no verse 35.
- Ezra 7:35 – Talks about the offerings presented at the rebuilt temple in Jerusalem.
- Nehemiah 7:35 – A record of those returning from exile, listing the descendants of Senaah.
- Esther 7:35 – Esther 7 has only 10 verses, so no verse 35.
- Proverbs 7:35 – Proverbs 7 has only 27 verses, so no verse 35.
- Ecclesiastes 7:35 – Ecclesiastes 7 has only 29 verses, so no verse 35.
- Song of Solomon 7:35 – Song of Solomon 7 has only 13 verses, so no verse 35.
- Lamentations 7:35 – Lamentations only has 5 chapters, so there’s no chapter 7.
- Hosea 7:35 – Hosea 7 has only 16 verses, so no verse 35.
- Joel 7:35 – Joel only has 3 chapters, so no chapter 7 exists.
- Amos 7:35 – Amos 7 has only 17 verses, so no verse 35.
- Obadiah 7:35 – Obadiah has only 1 chapter, so no chapter 7.
- Jonah 7:35 – Jonah has only 4 chapters, so no chapter 7.
- Micah 7:35 – Micah 7 has only 20 verses, so no verse 35.
- Nahum 7:35 – Nahum only has 3 chapters, so no chapter 7 exists.
- Habakkuk 7:35 – Habakkuk has only 3 chapters, so no chapter 7.
- Zephaniah 7:35 – Zephaniah has only 3 chapters, so no chapter 7.
- Haggai 7:35 – Haggai has only 2 chapters, so no chapter 7 exists.
- Zechariah 7:35 – Zechariah 7 has only 14 verses, so no verse 35.
- Malachi 7:35 – Malachi only has 4 chapters, so no chapter 7.
That covers all 66 books! As you can see, only a few books actually contain chapter 7, verse 35, while most either don’t reach that far or don’t have a seventh chapter at all.
It’s fascinating to see how these verses touch on themes like wisdom, offerings, leadership, and prophecy.
What stands out to you from the ones we covered?
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