Number in Scripture
1894; fourth edition 1921
Bullinger’s study of numerical design and significance in nature and Scripture, from the structure of the biblical canon to individual numbers including seven, twelve, thirteen, and 666.
E. W. Bullinger, Number in Scripture: Its Supernatural Design and Spiritual Significance, fourth edition revised (London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1921). Public domain. Sectioned HTML transcription via Levend Water; bibliographic record and page scan of the 1894 edition from the Claremont School of Theology collection via Internet Archive.
Contents
Part I — Supernatural Design
Part II — Spiritual Significance
- Part II: Introduction
- 1. One
- 2. Two
- 3. Three
- 4. Four
- 5. Five
- 6. Six
- 7. Seven
- Six and Seven Together
- Seven by Itself
- 8. Eight
- Eight and Seven Together
- Eight by Itself
- Eight and Thirteen Together
- 9. Nine
- 10. Ten
- 11. Eleven
- 12. Twelve
- 13. Thirteen
- 14. Fourteen
- 15. Fifteen
- 17. Seventeen
- 19. Nineteen
- 20. Twenty
- 21. Twenty-one
- 22. Twenty-two
- 24. Twenty-four
- 25. Twenty-five
- 27. Twenty-seven
- 28. Twenty-eight
- 29. Twenty-nine
- 30. Thirty
- 31. Thirty-one
- 40. Forty
- 42. Forty-two
- 50. Fifty
- 51. Fifty-one
- 65. Sixty-five
- 70. Seventy
- 120. One Hundred and Twenty
- 153. One Hundred and Fifty-three
- 200. Two Hundred
- 390. Three Hundred and Ninety
- 400. Four Hundred
- 430. Four Hundred and Thirty
- 490. Four Hundred and Ninety
- 666. Six Hundred and Sixty-six
- Conclusion