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Genesis 1:3–2:3 names six days of creation and the seventh day of rest.

1. Day 1 — lightGenesis 1:3–5 →
2. Day 2 — firmamentGenesis 1:6–8 →
3. Day 3 — dry land and vegetationGenesis 1:9–13 →
4. Day 4 — lights in the firmamentGenesis 1:14–19 →
5. Day 5 — creatures of sea and skyGenesis 1:20–23 →
6. Day 6 — land creatures and mankindGenesis 1:24–31 →
7. Day 7 — God rested and blessed the dayGenesis 2:1–3 →

Ten judgments in Exodus 7:14–12:30, in the order recorded.

1. Waters turned to bloodExodus 7:20–21 →
2. FrogsExodus 8:5–6 →
3. LiceExodus 8:16–17 →
4. FliesExodus 8:20–24 →
5. Murrain upon livestockExodus 9:1–6 →
6. BoilsExodus 9:8–10 →
7. HailExodus 9:18–26 →
8. LocustsExodus 10:12–15 →
9. DarknessExodus 10:21–23 →
10. Death of the firstbornExodus 12:29–30 →

The commandments in Exodus 20:3–17. Verse groupings follow the KJV passage; traditions number the commands differently.

1. No other godsExodus 20:3 →
2. No graven image for worshipExodus 20:4–6 →
3. Do not take the Lord's name in vainExodus 20:7 →
4. Remember the sabbath dayExodus 20:8–11 →
5. Honour father and motherExodus 20:12 →
6. Do not killExodus 20:13 →
7. Do not commit adulteryExodus 20:14 →
8. Do not stealExodus 20:15 →
9. Do not bear false witnessExodus 20:16 →
10. Do not covetExodus 20:17 →

The twelve sons as grouped by their mothers in Genesis 35:23–26; this is a list of sons, not a later territorial allotment.

1. ReubenGenesis 35:23 →
2. SimeonGenesis 35:23 →
3. LeviGenesis 35:23 →
4. JudahGenesis 35:23 →
5. IssacharGenesis 35:23 →
6. ZebulunGenesis 35:23 →
7. JosephGenesis 35:24 →
8. BenjaminGenesis 35:24 →
9. DanGenesis 35:25 →
10. NaphtaliGenesis 35:25 →
11. GadGenesis 35:26 →
12. AsherGenesis 35:26 →

The five offering types introduced in the opening chapters of Leviticus. Other instructions appear later in the book.

1. Burnt offeringLeviticus 1 →
2. Meat (grain) offeringLeviticus 2 →
3. Peace offeringLeviticus 3 →
4. Sin offeringLeviticus 4 →
5. Trespass offeringLeviticus 5:14–19 →

Seven annual observances or presentations in Leviticus 23:4–44, counting Passover and Unleavened Bread separately and including the firstfruits sheaf. The weekly sabbath is described separately in verse 3.

1. The Lord's passoverLeviticus 23:5 →
2. Unleavened breadLeviticus 23:6–8 →
3. Firstfruits sheafLeviticus 23:9–14 →
4. Feast of weeksLeviticus 23:15–22 →
5. Memorial of blowing of trumpetsLeviticus 23:23–25 →
6. Day of atonementLeviticus 23:26–32 →
7. Feast of tabernaclesLeviticus 23:33–44 →

Genesis 5 traces this line from Adam through Noah. It also names Noah’s sons in verse 32, outside this ten-generation sequence.

1. AdamGenesis 5:1 →
2. SethGenesis 5:3 →
3. EnosGenesis 5:6 →
4. CainanGenesis 5:9 →
5. MahalaleelGenesis 5:12 →
6. JaredGenesis 5:15 →
7. EnochGenesis 5:18 →
8. MethuselahGenesis 5:21 →
9. LamechGenesis 5:25 →
10. NoahGenesis 5:29 →

The four rows of three stones are named in Exodus 28:17–20. These are the KJV spellings; the passage does not use modern mineral classifications.

1. SardiusExodus 28:17 →
2. TopazExodus 28:17 →
3. CarbuncleExodus 28:17 →
4. EmeraldExodus 28:18 →
5. SapphireExodus 28:18 →
6. DiamondExodus 28:18 →
7. LigureExodus 28:19 →
8. AgateExodus 28:19 →
9. AmethystExodus 28:19 →
10. BerylExodus 28:20 →
11. OnyxExodus 28:20 →
12. JasperExodus 28:20 →

The consecutive Psalms 120 through 134 form the fifteen Songs of Degrees in the KJV headings. Each link begins its psalm; the headings are part of the printed presentation, not a separately numbered verse.

1. Psalm 120Psalms 120:1 →
2. Psalm 121Psalms 121:1 →
3. Psalm 122Psalms 122:1 →
4. Psalm 123Psalms 123:1 →
5. Psalm 124Psalms 124:1 →
6. Psalm 125Psalms 125:1 →
7. Psalm 126Psalms 126:1 →
8. Psalm 127Psalms 127:1 →
9. Psalm 128Psalms 128:1 →
10. Psalm 129Psalms 129:1 →
11. Psalm 130Psalms 130:1 →
12. Psalm 131Psalms 131:1 →
13. Psalm 132Psalms 132:1 →
14. Psalm 133Psalms 133:1 →
15. Psalm 134Psalms 134:1 →

An editorial sequence of 37 recorded Gospel events. Parallel accounts are grouped, and the evening and Gennesaret mass healings each count as one event. Luke 11:14–23 is compared with Matthew 12:22–23 here, though whether they describe one occasion is uncertain. The second catch follows the resurrection. Other signs and healings were also reported (John 20:30; 21:25); this is a study list, not a biblical limit on how many miracles Jesus performed.

1. Water changed into wineJohn 2:1-11 →
2. Nobleman's son healedJohn 4:46-54 →
3. Unclean spirit cast out at CapernaumMark 1:21-28 → · Luke 4:31-37 →
4. Peter's mother-in-law healedMatthew 8:14-15 → · Mark 1:29-31 → · Luke 4:38-39 →
5. Many healed at eveningMatthew 8:16-17 → · Mark 1:32-34 → · Luke 4:40-41 →
6. Great catch of fishLuke 5:1-11 →
7. Leper cleansedMatthew 8:1-4 → · Mark 1:40-45 → · Luke 5:12-16 →
8. Centurion's servant healedMatthew 8:5-13 → · Luke 7:1-10 →
9. Paralytic lowered through the roof healedMatthew 9:1-8 → · Mark 2:1-12 → · Luke 5:17-26 →
10. Man with a withered hand healedMatthew 12:9-14 → · Mark 3:1-6 → · Luke 6:6-11 →
11. Widow's son at Nain raisedLuke 7:11-17 →
12. Storm calmedMatthew 8:23-27 → · Mark 4:35-41 → · Luke 8:22-25 →
13. Demons cast into swineMatthew 8:28-34 → · Mark 5:1-20 → · Luke 8:26-39 →
14. Woman with an issue of blood healedMatthew 9:20-22 → · Mark 5:25-34 → · Luke 8:43-48 →
15. Jairus's daughter raisedMatthew 9:18-26 → · Mark 5:21-43 → · Luke 8:40-56 →
16. Two blind men healedMatthew 9:27-31 →
17. Mute demoniac deliveredMatthew 9:32-34 →
18. Man at Bethesda healedJohn 5:1-15 →
19. Five thousand fedMatthew 14:13-21 → · Mark 6:30-44 → · Luke 9:10-17 → · John 6:1-15 →
20. Jesus walks on the seaMatthew 14:22-33 → · Mark 6:45-52 → · John 6:16-21 →
21. Many healed at GennesaretMatthew 14:34-36 → · Mark 6:53-56 →
22. Syrophenician woman's daughter deliveredMatthew 15:21-28 → · Mark 7:24-30 →
23. Deaf man with speech impediment healedMark 7:31-37 →
24. Four thousand fedMatthew 15:32-39 → · Mark 8:1-10 →
25. Blind man at Bethsaida healedMark 8:22-26 →
26. Man born blind receives sightJohn 9:1-41 →
27. Boy with an unclean spirit deliveredMatthew 17:14-20 → · Mark 9:14-29 → · Luke 9:37-43 →
28. Fish provides tribute moneyMatthew 17:24-27 →
29. Blind and mute man deliveredMatthew 12:22-23 → · Luke 11:14-23 →
30. Woman bowed eighteen years healedLuke 13:10-17 →
31. Man with dropsy healedLuke 14:1-6 →
32. Ten lepers cleansedLuke 17:11-19 →
33. Lazarus raisedJohn 11:1-44 →
34. Blind Bartimaeus and another blind man healedMatthew 20:29-34 → · Mark 10:46-52 → · Luke 18:35-43 →
35. Fig tree witheredMatthew 21:18-22 → · Mark 11:12-14 → · Mark 11:20-24 →
36. Malchus's ear healedLuke 22:50-51 →
37. Second great catch of fishJohn 21:1-14 →

The original twelve whom Jesus names in Matthew 10:2–4, including Judas Iscariot. Acts 1 records the later selection of Matthias.

1. Simon called PeterMatthew 10:2 →
2. AndrewMatthew 10:2 →
3. James the son of ZebedeeMatthew 10:2 →
4. JohnMatthew 10:2 →
5. PhilipMatthew 10:3 →
6. BartholomewMatthew 10:3 →
7. ThomasMatthew 10:3 →
8. Matthew the publicanMatthew 10:3 →
9. James the son of AlphaeusMatthew 10:3 →
10. Lebbaeus, surnamed ThaddaeusMatthew 10:3 →
11. Simon the CanaaniteMatthew 10:4 →
12. Judas IscariotMatthew 10:4 →

The eight 'Blessed are' sayings in Matthew 5:3–10. Verses 11–12 address and expand the persecution blessing to Jesus' hearers.

1. Poor in spiritMatthew 5:3 →
2. They that mournMatthew 5:4 →
3. The meekMatthew 5:5 →
4. Hunger and thirst after righteousnessMatthew 5:6 →
5. The mercifulMatthew 5:7 →
6. The pure in heartMatthew 5:8 →
7. The peacemakersMatthew 5:9 →
8. Persecuted for righteousness' sakeMatthew 5:10–12 →

The seven men named in Acts 6:5. The passage says they were appointed over this need; it does not give them the title 'deacons.'

1. StephenActs 6:5 →
2. PhilipActs 6:5 →
3. ProchorusActs 6:5 →
4. NicanorActs 6:5 →
5. TimonActs 6:5 →
6. ParmenasActs 6:5 →
7. Nicolas, a proselyte of AntiochActs 6:5 →

Matthew 1 explicitly mentions Thamar, Rachab, Ruth, the former wife of Urias, and Mary. The fourth woman is described rather than named in this passage. Spellings follow the KJV.

1. ThamarMatthew 1:3 →
2. RachabMatthew 1:5 →
3. RuthMatthew 1:5 →
4. Former wife of UriasMatthew 1:6 →
5. MaryMatthew 1:16 →

The four receiving places appear in Matthew 13:4–8; Jesus explains the parable in verses 18–23. A seed-bearing image is counted once for each soil.

1. The waysideMatthew 13:4 →
2. Stony placesMatthew 13:5 →
3. Among thornsMatthew 13:7 →
4. Good groundMatthew 13:8 →

Seven distinct images or claims used by Jesus in John. John contains other statements beginning “I am”; this list is limited to these familiar figurative self-descriptions.

1. Bread of lifeJohn 6:35 →
2. Light of the worldJohn 8:12 →
3. DoorJohn 10:9 →
4. Good shepherdJohn 10:11 →
5. Resurrection and the lifeJohn 11:25 →
6. Way, truth, and lifeJohn 14:6 →
7. True vineJohn 15:1 →

The KJV prints eight successive “Woe unto you” addresses in Matthew 23:13–29, including verse 14. Other editions may number this passage differently.

1. Woe 1Matthew 23:13 →
2. Woe 2Matthew 23:14 →
3. Woe 3Matthew 23:15 →
4. Woe 4Matthew 23:16 →
5. Woe 5Matthew 23:23 →
6. Woe 6Matthew 23:25 →
7. Woe 7Matthew 23:27 →
8. Woe 8Matthew 23:29 →

Seven distinct sayings recorded across the four Gospels, arranged in a common study sequence. The Gospels do not themselves present one combined numbered chronology.

1. Prayer for forgivenessLuke 23:34 →
2. Promise to the penitent manLuke 23:43 →
3. Care for His motherJohn 19:26–27 →
4. Cry of forsakennessMatthew 27:46 → · Mark 15:34 →
5. Expression of thirstJohn 19:28 →
6. It is finishedJohn 19:30 →
7. Commending His spirit to the FatherLuke 23:46 →

The gifts named in Romans 12:6–8. Other New Testament passages discuss gifts in different contexts.

1. ProphecyRomans 12:6 →
2. MinistryRomans 12:7 →
3. TeachingRomans 12:7 →
4. ExhortationRomans 12:8 →
5. GivingRomans 12:8 →
6. Ruling with diligenceRomans 12:8 →
7. Showing mercyRomans 12:8 →

All nine qualities named in Galatians 5:22–23 (KJV). The passage calls them collectively 'fruit.'

1. LoveGalatians 5:22 →
2. JoyGalatians 5:22 →
3. PeaceGalatians 5:22 →
4. LongsufferingGalatians 5:22 →
5. GentlenessGalatians 5:22 →
6. GoodnessGalatians 5:22 →
7. FaithGalatians 5:22 →
8. MeeknessGalatians 5:23 →
9. TemperanceGalatians 5:23 →

The seven affirmations of unity in Ephesians 4:4–6.

1. One bodyEphesians 4:4 →
2. One SpiritEphesians 4:4 →
3. One hope of your callingEphesians 4:4 →
4. One LordEphesians 4:5 →
5. One faithEphesians 4:5 →
6. One baptismEphesians 4:5 →
7. One God and Father of allEphesians 4:6 →

The six pieces named in Ephesians 6:14–17. Verse 18 continues with prayer, which is essential to the passage but is not named as armour.

1. Girded with truthEphesians 6:14 →
2. Breastplate of righteousnessEphesians 6:14 →
3. Feet shod with the gospel of peaceEphesians 6:15 →
4. Shield of faithEphesians 6:16 →
5. Helmet of salvationEphesians 6:17 →
6. Sword of the Spirit, the word of GodEphesians 6:17 →

Nine gift phrases in 1 Corinthians 12:8–10, counted as the KJV lists them. Read chapters 12–14 for their distribution and congregational setting.

1. Word of wisdom1 Corinthians 12:8 →
2. Word of knowledge1 Corinthians 12:8 →
3. Faith1 Corinthians 12:9 →
4. Gifts of healing1 Corinthians 12:9 →
5. Working of miracles1 Corinthians 12:10 →
6. Prophecy1 Corinthians 12:10 →
7. Discerning of spirits1 Corinthians 12:10 →
8. Divers kinds of tongues1 Corinthians 12:10 →
9. Interpretation of tongues1 Corinthians 12:10 →

The five role labels in the KJV wording of Ephesians 4:11. Pastors and teachers are closely joined in the sentence; verses 12–16 explain the purpose of these gifts.

1. ApostlesEphesians 4:11 →
2. ProphetsEphesians 4:11 →
3. EvangelistsEphesians 4:11 →
4. PastorsEphesians 4:11 →
5. TeachersEphesians 4:11 →

Faith and the seven qualities Peter tells believers to add to it. Verse 8 explains the result of these things abounding.

1. Faith2 Peter 1:5 →
2. Virtue2 Peter 1:5 →
3. Knowledge2 Peter 1:5 →
4. Temperance2 Peter 1:6 →
5. Patience2 Peter 1:6 →
6. Godliness2 Peter 1:6 →
7. Brotherly kindness2 Peter 1:7 →
8. Charity2 Peter 1:7 →

Five formula introductions in 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus. The KJV says “true saying” at 1 Timothy 3:1 and “faithful saying” at the other four references.

1. Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners1 Timothy 1:15 →
2. Desiring the office of a bishop1 Timothy 3:1 →
3. Godliness has promise for this life and the coming life1 Timothy 4:8–9 →
4. If we be dead with him, we shall also live with him2 Timothy 2:11 →
5. Those who believe in God should maintain good worksTitus 3:8 →

The seven churches named in Revelation 1:11 and addressed individually in Revelation 2–3.

1. EphesusRevelation 2:1–7 →
2. SmyrnaRevelation 2:8–11 →
3. PergamosRevelation 2:12–17 →
4. ThyatiraRevelation 2:18–29 →
5. SardisRevelation 3:1–6 →
6. PhiladelphiaRevelation 3:7–13 →
7. LaodiceaRevelation 3:14–22 →

The seven successive seals opened in Revelation 6:1–8:1. Descriptions are navigation labels, not a prophetic timetable.

1. First — white horseRevelation 6:1–2 →
2. Second — red horseRevelation 6:3–4 →
3. Third — black horseRevelation 6:5–6 →
4. Fourth — pale horseRevelation 6:7–8 →
5. Fifth — souls under the altarRevelation 6:9–11 →
6. Sixth — earthquake and signsRevelation 6:12–17 →
7. Seventh — silence in heavenRevelation 8:1 →

The seven trumpet soundings in Revelation 8:6–9:21 and 11:15–19. The pause between the sixth and seventh is retained in the text.

1. First — hail and fireRevelation 8:7 →
2. Second — something like a burning mountainRevelation 8:8–9 →
3. Third — star called WormwoodRevelation 8:10–11 →
4. Fourth — heavenly lights darkenedRevelation 8:12 →
5. Fifth — locusts from the pitRevelation 9:1–12 →
6. Sixth — four angels loosedRevelation 9:13–21 →
7. Seventh — proclamation of the kingdomRevelation 11:15–19 →

The seven vials poured out in Revelation 16:1–21, using the KJV's term 'vials.' Descriptions follow the passage without assigning a modern fulfillment.

1. First — grievous soreRevelation 16:2 →
2. Second — sea becomes bloodRevelation 16:3 →
3. Third — rivers and fountains become bloodRevelation 16:4–7 →
4. Fourth — scorching heatRevelation 16:8–9 →
5. Fifth — darkness over the beast's kingdomRevelation 16:10–11 →
6. Sixth — Euphrates driedRevelation 16:12–16 →
7. Seventh — 'It is done,' earthquake and hailRevelation 16:17–21 →

The four appearances in John’s throne-room vision. The KJV calls them “beasts”; these are visionary likenesses, not animal species named as literal inhabitants.

1. Like a lionRevelation 4:7 →
2. Like a calfRevelation 4:7 →
3. Face as a manRevelation 4:7 →
4. Like a flying eagleRevelation 4:7 →

The twelve names printed in Revelation 7:5–8 in KJV order. Joseph and Manasses both appear; Dan is not listed here. Read the entire vision before drawing conclusions about the numbering.

1. JudaRevelation 7:5 →
2. ReubenRevelation 7:5 →
3. GadRevelation 7:5 →
4. AserRevelation 7:6 →
5. NepthalimRevelation 7:6 →
6. ManassesRevelation 7:6 →
7. SimeonRevelation 7:7 →
8. LeviRevelation 7:7 →
9. IssacharRevelation 7:7 →
10. ZabulonRevelation 7:8 →
11. JosephRevelation 7:8 →
12. BenjaminRevelation 7:8 →

Seven statements beginning “Blessed” in Revelation 1:3; 14:13; 16:15; 19:9; 20:6; 22:7; and 22:14 in the KJV. The last is printed “do his commandments” in the KJV.

1. Those who read, hear, and keep the prophecyRevelation 1:3 →
2. The dead who die in the LordRevelation 14:13 →
3. The one who watches and keeps his garmentsRevelation 16:15 →
4. Those called to the marriage supper of the LambRevelation 19:9 →
5. Those who have part in the first resurrectionRevelation 20:6 →
6. The one who keeps the sayings of this prophecyRevelation 22:7 →
7. Those who do his commandmentsRevelation 22:14 →

The twelve materials named in Revelation 21:19–20 in KJV order. The vision describes foundations adorned with stones; modern gem identifications may vary.

1. JasperRevelation 21:19 →
2. SapphireRevelation 21:19 →
3. ChalcedonyRevelation 21:19 →
4. EmeraldRevelation 21:19 →
5. SardonyxRevelation 21:20 →
6. SardiusRevelation 21:20 →
7. ChrysoliteRevelation 21:20 →
8. BerylRevelation 21:20 →
9. TopazRevelation 21:20 →
10. ChrysoprasusRevelation 21:20 →
11. JacinthRevelation 21:20 →
12. AmethystRevelation 21:20 →