The Middle verse in chapter (41) of the Old Testament talks about Egypt will be very rich for seven years.



The Middle verse in chapter (41) of the New Testament talks about there shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation.

The Middle verse in chapter (41) of the Noble Quran talks about the LORD promised to make the unbelievers taste a severe chastisement as a reward of their evil deeds they used to do.

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Old Testament:

Chapter 41 in the Old Testament is Genesis (41); it is composed of 57 verses.

The Middle verse is that number 29

It says:

Genesis 41: 29 (King James Version)

29) "Behold, there come seven years of great plenty throughout all the land of Egypt."

This verse talks about Egypt will be very rich for seven years; during these seven years, Egypt will provide food for all the countries. This verse indicates that Egypt was very rich country and was the core of the world.

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New Testament

Chapter 41 in the New Testament is Mark 13; it is composed of 37 verses.

The Middle verse is that number 19

It says:

Mark 13: 19 (King James Version)

19)" For in those days shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation which God created unto this time, neither shall be."

This verse talks about there shall be affliction, such as was not from the beginning of the creation.

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The Noble Quran:

Chapter 41 in the Noble Quran is FUSSILAT (EXPLAINED IN DETAIL); it is composed of 54 verses.

The Middle verse is that number 27

It says:

FUSSILAT 41:27

27) " therefore we will most certainly make the unbelievers taste a terrible punishment and we will most certainly reward them for the evil deeds they used to do."

This verse talks about the LORD promised to make the unbelievers taste a severe chastisement as a reward of their evil deeds they used to do.

In this verse, the Lord of the Worlds, exalted be He, says regarding the unbelievers: But verily We will make those who disbelieve taste a severe chastisement, and We will verily requite them the worst of what they used to do, in other words, the worst requital for their deeds. This Punishment would be happened in this life, if not it will certainly occur without any doubt in the afterlife and will be Eternal.

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