All My Xs Live In Texas

Is George Strait a country western prophet? Hey, gotcha on the change up pitch! What we do know for sure is Alex Rodriguez and Cliff Lee are both MLB all-stars and both played in Seattle. Lets look at the numbers of A-Rod and Cliff Lee.

Alex Rodriguez knocked down 627 runs while in Seattle. Griffey hit home run 627 on 9-20, which is 137 days after the birthday of Willie Mays on May 6, and Willie hit home run 627 on 9-10, 127 days after own date of birth. It was Willie's 27th on the year. This was a parallel to the Emerald Home Run illustrating the 127 and 137 years of Abraham and Sara in Genesis. Plus, May 6 was the day of the first home run by Babe Ruth.

Lamech lived 595 years after he begat Noah. Lamech lived to age 777. The Lamech Home Run on June 23, 2009 by Griffey was his 619th home run of his career. The dates of birth added by month and day of all the 777 home run hitters who are still active players in 2010 is 24,595, which sequentially is 619 (24 + 595 = 619). Alex had 595 RBIs while in Seattle.

Abraham was 137 when his wife Sara passed away. Amram, the father of Moses lived to age 137. Levi, the father of the tribe of Levi, the son of Jacob who was given the name Israel, was 137 when he passed away. Finally, Ishmael, the first son of Abraham by his concubine Hagar was 137 when he passed away. The OPS+ of Alex Rodriguez while playing in Seattle was 137. All of the home runs of Jackie Robinson were 137.

Last night, July 9, 2009, at Safeco Field in Seattle, Alex Rodriguez had his 1776 RBI, which is sequentially 777. That's the perfection of beauty coming back home to the Emerald City to shine. Cliff Lee had 8 wins and 3 losses while pitching in Seattle. That's a .727 winning percentage and a triple digit match to the birthday of Alex Rodriguez on 7-27. EEE Yabba Dabba Doo!

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At the beginning of the 2010 season, the Mariners reported 608 players its history. All home runs hit by players born on 6-08

in MLB through 2009 were 470, which is around the calendar once and then out to the 105th day or 4-15, the date of the

Emerald Home Run. The career runs allowed by Cliff Lee through his brief stay in Seattle totaled 608.

All players born on July 5 combined for 555 home runs through 2009. All double plays in the MLB history (since 1871) through

July 5, 2010 totaled 350,205, which is sequentially 555. The sequential equivalent rule is any number multiplied by either 555

or 350,205 will result in the same number when millions, thousands, and hundreds are added and reduced to a triple digit number.

The total earned runs of Cliff Lee through his time in Seattle totaled 555.

The glory of God shines when we least expect it, but when we seek we shall find.

On behalf of all fans in Seattle, thank you Cliff Lee for your contribution to the Emerald City. May the glory of the Father rest upon

you all the days of your life.

And to Alex Rodriguez, the hand of the Lord is upon you. Through all your play in all your days the grace of God is upon you to stay. You deserve to play in your home town of New York. That's beautiful. Thank you for sharing your 1776 hit with us in Seattle.

God is love. Our heavenly Father loves us so. What father who loves his son fails to warn and keep his son from evil. Even so, in the midst of God revealing his love in warning us of all the foreseeable risks of harm lest we fall away. God is unchangeable. God warned

Adam and Eve. He warned natural Israel. Christ warned us of his sudden return. We also see warnings in the Emerald Home Run and the glory of God among his players. All home runs through 2009 among all players to hit a 777 home run who remain active players

in 2010 is 6,666. Omar Vizquel is oldest active player with a 777 home run among the 36 active players in 2010. Surprise, surprise, another Mariner great.

Today is 7-10, which was the Day of Atonement under the Law of Moses. Let us keep the Passover of Christ and remember him always.

The 777 wonder. Let it shine.

By: Steven A. Janda
MLBCenter.com Staff Writer

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