All glory to our Lord Jesus Christ, who speaks to the angel of the 7th church (Laodicea) as the Amen, the faithful and true witness.
I believe the King James Bible is the book of the LORD containing his words purified seven times, because I know how this book describes the Lord Jesus Christ:
He is the Word of God, Faithful and True, KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS, the Lamb with seven horns and seven eyes which are the seven Spirits of God, who stands as Alpha and Omega in the midst of the seven golden candlesticks, holding seven stars in his right hand, proclaiming his word unto the seven churches.
The 77,777x Pattern on KJVCode
https://kjvco.de/77777
Sealed By The King (PDF or Paperback)
https://sealedbytheking.com/
King James Pure Bible Search
https://www.purebiblesearch.com/
Extra Databases for KJPBS
https://kjvco.de/extra-db
Brandon’s Historic KJB Collection (PDFs)
https://kjvco.de/historic
Brandon’s Spreadsheet of Differences
https://kjvco.de/77777-1611-vs-1769
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Chapters
0:00 The 77,777 Pattern
2:56 Intro to Standardization
5:21 1611 Database (KJPBS)
6:47 Amen (77x) – Not What it Seems in 1611
9:00 77,777 Pattern in the 1611 Database
11:04 Comparing 1611 vs 1769 Databases
14:57 Tracing (Earth → earth) Genesis 1:1
17:42 How I Approached the Entire List
18:54 Genesis 15:18 (that → the)
21:31 Spreadsheet’s “ye” = “the”
22:22 Printing Errors in 1611
25:40 7 Final Standardizations in 1769
31:13 Notes on KJVCode Site
32:02 Blayney Blunder in Revelation 18:22
32:50 Closing Thoughts
34:55 We have a perfect book. Let’s live it.
Without diligence, I’ll have nothing.
Without abiding in Christ, I’ll do nothing.
Without charity, I am nothing.
Proverbs 13.4 / John 15.5 / 1 Corinthians 13.2
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UPDATE (02-25-2025) – The Blayney 1769 printing not only created a few printing errors, it also harbored a few post-1611 printing variations and errors that carried over into future editions. In other words, there are a few instances where the 1611 matches the modern King James Bible, but not the 1769. Using an exhaustive comparison of the Blayney 1769 with the modern KJB in Laurence Vance’s recent (and excellent) book “The Text of the King James Bible” (First Edition, 2025. pp.202-219), Brandon was able to find all of the printing errors and variations that would have affected the count in 1769.
PRINTING ERRORS / TEXTUAL VARIANTS IN 1769 THAT AFFECTED THE 77,777 COUNT:
i. Deuteronomy 12:19
“the” (1611)
“thy” (1769)
→ “the” (settled KJB)
ii. Deuteronomy 24:17
“a” (1611)
“the” (1769)
→ “a” (settled KJB)
iii. Job 41:6
“the” (1611)
“thy” (1769)
→ “the” (settled KJB)
iv. Psalm 68:2
“at” (1611)
“in” (1769)
→ “at” (settled KJB)
v. Proverbs 19:20
“thy” (1611)
“the” (1769)
→ “thy” (settled KJB)
vi. Ecclesiastes 1:1
“in” (1611)
“of” (1769)
→ “in” (settled KJB)
vii. Luke 7:21
“that” (1611)
“the” (1769)
→ “that” (settled KJB)
viii. 1 Corinthians 4:13
“world” (1611)
“earth” (1769)
→ “world” (settled KJB)
ix. Revelation 18:22
“in” (1611)
[omit] (1769)
→ “in” (settled KJB)
Many of these (iii, iv, v, vii, ix) appear to be printing errors introduced for the first time in the 1769 edition, while a few (i, ii) were introduced long before Blayney. Some of them (ii, iii, iv, v, vi, vii) carried forward into later KJB editions in the late 1700’s and early 1800’s, including the 1795 Bible shown in the video.
The earliest Bible in Brandon’s possession that has the correct standardizations across the board for the 77,777x count is dated at MDCCCLV, which is 1855, but theoretically there could be a printing of the KJB containing the full count any year after 1769.
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This addendum has been added to the pattern on the KJV Code website.