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A post on this math forum shows the OP's weak grasp of mathematics.

The King James Bible printed in 1611 C.E is canon.

What do you mean by "canon"? Is it more canon or less canon than the original Hebrew and Greek versions? What about the mistranslations? Are they canon too? Don't get me wrong, I enjoy the poetic flow of the KJV, but as a translation it's only average at best.

Are you even still here?

Just the opposite is the feeling out of the cities…

Trump 320+ electoral college
And popular vote +1.6%

This Tuesday.

Guesses on who's going to win?

The polls in the toss up states are very close. I don't know that I trust any of them though.

Right now I feel like Kamala has the momentum. Trump made some unforced errors and wasted precious time, and in the end it could cost him everything.

I hope that I'm wrong but this is my read.

Anyone else want to weigh in?

There are 8624 unique Hebrew and 5523 Greek words in The Holy Bible.

I would love a source for this.

How does anyone even know if a word is "unique"?

The Hebrew root N-Sh-K occurs numerous times in the bible, and from the context it can mean "embrace", or "arm one's self" or "choice" (as in "the best".)  (As a result, in modern Hebrew the word "Neshek" means a gun, but the word "Neshikah" means a kiss.)

Does that count as one word, or three?

I am sure there are equally interesting cases involving the Greek in the NT.