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| − | '''Perfection and the Bible''' consists of references in many verses of the [[Bible]], | + | '''Perfection and the Bible''' consists of references in many verses of the [[Bible]], and most extensively by far in the [[Epistles to the Hebrews]]. Note that [[perfection]] is difficult to define directly, rather than in the negative (e.g., flawless). |
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| + | 53 references to perfect or perfection in the Bible include 20 in the [[Old Testament]] and 33 in the [[New Testament]], which means this is one of the most evenly used concepts in all of the Bible: | ||
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| + | == Old Testament == | ||
| + | *[[Psalms]] (5 times) | ||
| + | *[[Book of Ezekiel]] (5 times, mostly referencing beauty) | ||
| + | *[[Book of Isaiah]] (twice) | ||
| + | *[[Book of Job]] (twice) | ||
| + | *Song of Solomon (twice) | ||
| + | *Leviticus (once) | ||
| + | *Deuteronomy (once) | ||
| + | *2 Samuel (once) | ||
| + | *Lamentations (once) | ||
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| + | == New Testament == | ||
| + | *[[Epistle to the Hebrews]] (13 times) | ||
| + | *James (4 times) | ||
| + | *1 John (4 times) | ||
| + | *[[Gospel of Matthew]] (twice) | ||
| + | === Once apiece by each of the following === | ||
| + | *[[Gospel of John]] | ||
| + | *Acts | ||
| + | *Romans | ||
| + | *1 Corinthians | ||
| + | *2 Corinthians | ||
| + | *Galatians | ||
| + | *Philippians | ||
| + | *Colossians | ||
| + | *1 Timothy | ||
| + | *Titus | ||
[[category:Bible]] | [[category:Bible]] | ||
Revision as of 20:00, January 20, 2025
Perfection and the Bible consists of references in many verses of the Bible, and most extensively by far in the Epistles to the Hebrews. Note that perfection is difficult to define directly, rather than in the negative (e.g., flawless).
53 references to perfect or perfection in the Bible include 20 in the Old Testament and 33 in the New Testament, which means this is one of the most evenly used concepts in all of the Bible:
Old Testament
- Psalms (5 times)
- Book of Ezekiel (5 times, mostly referencing beauty)
- Book of Isaiah (twice)
- Book of Job (twice)
- Song of Solomon (twice)
- Leviticus (once)
- Deuteronomy (once)
- 2 Samuel (once)
- Lamentations (once)
New Testament
- Epistle to the Hebrews (13 times)
- James (4 times)
- 1 John (4 times)
- Gospel of Matthew (twice)
Once apiece by each of the following
- Gospel of John
- Acts
- Romans
- 1 Corinthians
- 2 Corinthians
- Galatians
- Philippians
- Colossians
- 1 Timothy
- Titus