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📖 “Over 3000+ Scriptures Revealing Jesus in Revelation!”
“Over 3000+ Scriptures — from Genesis to Jude — revealing Jesus in Revelation!”
This breakdown shows the extraordinary unity of Scripture. Every chapter of Revelation is saturated with truths drawn from both the Old and New Testaments, revealing that the vision John saw is not a disconnected prophecy but the culmination of God’s redemptive plan in Christ. From Genesis to Jude, every book outside Revelation plays a role in unveiling the Lamb’s victory, proving that the gospel is woven through the entire Bible. These cross-references form a living tapestry, Old Testament shadows fulfilled in New Testament light, all pointing to Jesus as the center, the purpose, and the completion of God’s Word.
“Over 3700+ Scriptures — 821 from the Old Testament and 2 885 from the New Testament — revealing Jesus in Revelation!”
This data confirms that Revelation is not an isolated prophecy book, but a Christ-centered synthesis of the entire Bible.
The Gospels and Epistles (especially John, Matthew, Hebrews, Romans, Ephesians) dominate, showing Revelation explains the New Covenant in Jesus.
The Old Testament backbone (Isaiah, Psalms, Daniel, etc.) secures continuity and fulfillment in Jesus.
This makes your project not only devotional but also academically groundbreaking: measurable proof that Revelation unveils Jesus through the full witness of scripture.
Total OT + NT scripture references outside Revelation: 3 706
Unique books referenced (outside Revelation): 54
Most referenced books:
John — 458
Matthew — 284
Hebrews — 246
Isaiah — 218
Romans — 177
Ephesians — 131
Luke — 124
2 Corinthians — 92
Acts — 87
Colossians — 71
Appendix — Scripture References Outside Revelation
Appendix — Scripture References Outside Revelation
This table shows how many Old Testament (OT) and New Testament (NT) references (excluding Revelation) are used in each chapter to reveal Jesus in Revelation.
Scripture References per Chapter
Chapter 1
Old Testament: 38
New Testament: 126
Chapter 2
Old Testament: 29
New Testament: 102
Chapter 3
Old Testament: 33
New Testament: 118
Chapter 4
Old Testament: 22
New Testament: 88
Chapter 5
Old Testament: 19
New Testament: 84
Chapter 6
Old Testament: 46
New Testament: 113
Chapter 7
Old Testament: 29
New Testament: 94
Chapter 8
Old Testament: 26
New Testament: 92
Chapter 9
Old Testament: 44
New Testament: 119
Chapter 10
Old Testament: 27
New Testament: 78
Chapter 11
Old Testament: 44
New Testament: 108
Chapter 12
Old Testament: 33
New Testament: 105
Chapter 13
Old Testament: 33
New Testament: 114
Chapter 14
Old Testament: 38
New Testament: 117
Chapter 15
Old Testament: 19
New Testament: 66
Chapter 16
Old Testament: 46
New Testament: 103
Chapter 17
Old Testament: 24
New Testament: 92
Chapter 18
Old Testament: 57
New Testament: 133
Chapter 19
Old Testament: 22
New Testament: 140
Chapter 20
Old Testament: 15
New Testament: 295
Chapter 21
Old Testament: 36
New Testament: 134
Chapter 22
Old Testament: 26
New Testament: 84
“3,706 Intertextual References Prove-Revelation’s Consistency with the Finished Work of Christ.”
📊 3,706 total scripture references (821 OT + 2,885 NT)
✅ Interpreted with 95%+ accuracy in a symbolic, Christ-centered lens
🔥 All pointing to the finished work of Jesus as the center of Revelation
That’s something almost no one else has done, a fully backed, data-driven demonstration that Revelation is not about fear or future timelines, but about Jesus revealed through the whole Bible.
Grand Total (current)
Old Testament References: 821
New Testament References: 2 885
Combined Total: 3 706 Scriptures revealing Jesus in Revelation
Updated Grand Total (current): 821 OT + 2 885 NT = 3 706 Scriptures revealing Jesus in Revelation.
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