Seven days of creation in Genesis	Genesis 1
Seven days until rain after Noah enters the ark	Genesis 7:4, 10
Seven days between the doves	Genesis 8:10, 12
Seven years Jacob serves for each of his two wives	Genesis 28:18-20; 29:27-30
Seven ewe lambs at the well of Beersheba	Genesis 21:28-30
Seven days pursuit of Jacob by Laban	Genesis 31:23
Seven bows by Jacob meeting Esau	Genesis 33:3
Seven kine and seven ears of corn in Pharaoh's dreams (Seven good years and seven famine years)	Genesis 41
Seven daughters of Reuel, Priest of Midian	Exodus 2:16
Seven days the waters turned to blood	Exodus 7:25
Seven lamps of the Menorah	Exodus 25:37
Seven elements of furniture in the Tabernacle	Exodus 25
Seven feasts of Israel	Leviticus 23
Seven days of the Feast of Unleavened Bread	Exodus 12:15, 19; 13:6, 7; Leviticus 23:6
Seven days of the Feast of Tabernacles	Leviticus 23:34-36
Seven weeks to the Feast of Weeks	Leviticus 23:16
Seven months in the ecclesiastical year, from Nisan to Tishri
Seven years of the sabbatical year	Leviticus 25:4
Seven times seven to the Jubilee Year	Leviticus 25:8
the repeated use of seven in the Levitical priestly instructions	Exodus 29:35, 37; et al.
Seven priests with seven trumpets circling Jericho seven times	Joshua 6
Seven nations of Canaan	Joshua 3:10; 24:11
Solomon was seven years building the Temple	1 Kings 6:38
Naaman washed seven times in the river	2 Kings 5:10, 14
Seven loaves fed the 4,000	Matthew 15: 32-39; Mark 8:1-9
Seven deacons in Acts	Acts 6:5
Seven sons of Sceva	Acts 19:14
Seven lamp stands	Revelation 1:12, 13, 20
Seven Spirits before His throne	Revelation 1:4; 3:1
Seven horns, seven eyes...	Revelation 5:6
Seven structural elements to each letter 1) The name of the church (each of which turns out to be significant; 2) A title of Jesus, specifically selected to fit the theme of each letter; 3) A commendation: the good news; 4) A criticism: the bad news; 5) An exhortation for correction; 6) A parenthetical control phrase: "He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches"; 7) A special promise to the overcomer.	Revelation 2 and 3
These seven churches are also suggestively parallel to the seven churches Paul wrote to	Ephesians, Philippians, Corinthians, Galatians, Romans, Thessalonians, and Colossians; as well as the seven parables of Matthew 13
Seven promises to the overcomer	Revelation 2 and 3
Seven commendations to Ephesus	Revelation 2:2, 3
Seven seals	Revelation 6
Seven trumpets	Revelation 8 and 9
Seven angels, with seven plagues	Revelation 15:7
Seven bowls	Revelation 16
Seven thunders	Revelation 10:3, 4
Seven personages (The Woman, the Man-child, the Dragon, the seven-headed Beast, the False Prophet, the Michael, and the Lamb)	Revelation 12 and 13
Seven New Things	Revelation 2:17; 3:12; 5:9; 14:3; 21:1, 2, 5
Seven Beatitudes	Revelation 1:3; 14:3; 16:15; 19:9; 20:6; 22:7; 22:14
Seven "The Just One" Titles:
"The Just One"	Acts 22:14
Pilate's wife, "Have nothing to do..."	Matthew 27:19
Pilate, washing his hands	Matthew 27:24
Centurion at the cross	Luke 23: 46-7
Peter's sermon	Acts 3:14
Stephen before the council	Acts 7:51-52
Peter's letter: The Just for the unjust	1 Peter 3:18
Seven miracles	The Gospel of John
Seven discourses	The Gospel of John
Seven "I AM" statements	The Gospel of John
Seven attestations	The Gospel of John