The Last verse in chapter (7) of the Old Testament says:" And the waters prevailed upon the earth an hundred and fifty days."

The Last verse in chapter (7) of the New Testament says:" For he taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes."

The Last verse in chapter (7) of the Noble Quran says:" Surely those who are with your lord are not too proud to serve him, and they declare his glory and prostrate in humility before him."

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Old Testament:

Chapter seven in the Old Testament is Genesis (7); it is composed of 24 verses.

The Last verse is that number 24

It says:

Genesis 7 (King James Version)

24) And the waters prevailed upon the earth an hundred and fifty days.

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New Testament

Chapter seven in the New Testament is Matthew (7); it is composed of 29 verses.

The Last verse is that number 29

It says:

Matthew 7 (King James Version)

29) For he taught them as one having authority, and not as the scribes.

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The Noble Quran:

Chapter seven in the Noble Quran is AL-ARAF (THE HEIGHTS); it is composed of 206 verses.

The Last verse is that number 206

It says:

AL-ARAF 7:206

206) surely those who are with your lord are not too proud to serve him, and they declare his glory and prostrate in humility before him.

The verse is talking about the Angels; some of the ancient tradition used to worship the Angels and considered them as Allah's daughters! The verse says that the Angels who are near to thy Lord disdain not to do him worship: they celebrate his praises, and prostrate before him. In other words, the Angels are Allah' servants and they declare His Glory. Allah has no father, mother, son and/or daughter!

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