What Is the Last Line of the Bible?

I get quite a bit of traffic from internet search engines on the terms “the last line of the bible” and “what is the last line of the bible?”  So, in response to such searches, I have the answer right here in my blog for your internet browsing convenience!

Our present-day Bible is not divided into “lines” but rather into ”verses”.  The original texts were not so, as they were in written letter form, but the original manuscripts have been translated and divided into verses for the sake of convenience and instruction. 

The last verse of the Bible is as follows:

Revelation 22:21 (ESV) – “The grace of the Lord Jesus be with all.  Amen.”

And there you have it!  Hopefully that will help out those of you who get directed to my blog by accident.  While you’re here, why not look around a bit more?  Hopefully you will find other discussions and topics that you might want to comment on.  May God bless you.

-Daniel

Welcome to The Last Line

The idea behind this new blog is that we, as representatives of Christ, are the last line of defense for the world. It is our responsibility to take a strong stand, to testify to the power of God and to the good news that Christ has paid our sin debt, to protect and defend morality in all aspects of life, and to appeal to the only true God for intercession on the world’s behalf.

I hope to assemble Godly people to submit news articles, scholarly papers, theses, or simple truths here, and in so doing create a community that will encourage like-minded people to follow hard after God and His truth.