FEAR NOT is NOT in the Bible 365 times!

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FEAR NOT is NOT in the Bible 365 times! We all have heard this mythological Christian statement, which is in fact NOT true. Several years ago we constructed a system for BibleTech to send each one of these 365 verses as a text message to the phones of thousands of believers every day. After diligently searching the Bible (even with computers) we were able to find no more than 140-150 occurrences of the phrases #FEARNOT, be not afraid, do not be scared and so on… Don’t believe it? Then, prove us wrong!

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  • Reply April 22, 2016

    Lorie Goff

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  • Reply April 22, 2016

    Billy Monroe Poff

    I done a word study on this a couple years back and found it to be a hoax as well. But many Christians will never research things…just because a preacher said it, they believe and repeat it until it becomes very popular among the masses. Something else I hear a lot is people love to say that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. This is also not true. That is not the definition of insanity. But if you say something loud enough and often enough people believe it as truth. ( I could use a Donald Trump example with that last line but after seeing the endless debate on here over the Trumpster I ain’t gonna go there…lol )

    • Reply April 22, 2016

      Varnel Watson

      only about 140 times

  • Reply April 22, 2016

    Billy Monroe Poff

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  • Reply April 23, 2016

    Gottfried Sommer

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  • Reply April 23, 2016

    Irina Grigorova

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