The middle verses in the Old Testament is 2 Chronicles 20:17-18. The middle verse in the New Testament is Acts 17:17. Proverbs is the middle book of the Old Testament and 2 Thessalonians is the middle book of the New Testament. Two books share the middle of the entire Bible, they are Micah and Nahum.
These statistics listed above are only applicable to the AV1611 King James Bible. Obviously the word count could not apply to any other book claiming to be the Bible. But you may ask, what about the information on the verses, chapters, and etc.? Well this information could not possible apply to other books claiming to be the Bible. Why?
Because the words of God are made up of letters and different letters make up different words, different words make up different thoughts and verses, different verses make up different statements and different doctrines, and hence you have another book pretending to be the Bible and representing a different God. Selah.
