As we read through the vast volumes of Holy Writ, from the opening book of Genesis through to the final prophetic-truth text of Revelation, it quickly becomes quite apparent that the usage and application of the number “seven” by the Supreme Sovereign is meaningfully significant.

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Specifically, as centuries of the students of Scripture have observed, it has been deployed in various means and patterns to convey to the idea or defining notion of completion.

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That is, the original biblical Creation setting is that of Seven Days (the Seventh Day, or Sabbath being designated as the day of rest).

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We also observe its usage throughout the various ordinances pertaining to the Tabernacle order and appointed solemn holy convocations, and so forth.

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And again, on the pending arrival of dramatic occasion marking the closure of the final outstanding matters of eternal judgment and restitution, we are shown the same pattern of its deployment.