The Boston Red Sox 777 Players

The Red Sox have two 777 home run players. A 777 home run is the 777th home run hit by a player among all players born on any given day. On April 24, 2001 Mike Cameron had the 777 among all players born on January 8. On the day of the occurrence Mike was 10,326 days old and when divided by 27 results in 382.444. This is an amazing link because 382 days after The Emerald Home Run date of Junior on April 15 is May 2, the day

Mike hit four home runs in one game in 2002 and became the 13th member of the four home run club. Mike also had his prior home run on April 15, 2002 and became the second player in history after Junior to hit a home run on the birth and the death of Leonardo da Vinci with no home runs in between. Mike's 777 was also on the day that Junior had home run number 137 and Mike's home run on the birth of Da Vinci on April 15, 2002 was also the 137th memorial of Abraham Lincoln. Mike's 777 was the 83rd occurrence of a 777. The number 83 entered on triple column Genesis Calculator is entered as 187 times 815 equals 152,405, which results in 557 sequentially, which is the birthday of Da Vinci on the date of the Emerald Home Run. The blessing of the Almighty rests upon Mike Cameron. At age 37 he still runs like a deer around the field. There's something about the disposition of Mike that is very special. It can only be described as the wonder of the sovereign hand of God.

The next player is also a former Mariner. His 777 was hit on the 77th anniversary of the very first 777 home run by Babe Ruth. It was also hit on a 777 day, which means it was probably in June because there are only six 777 days on the calendar and there are five in June. This player had what will become the Milky Way of all 777s. It's filled with so many Biblical treasures it can only be called the work of Christ and the Father together in One combining all things together for the glory and slendor of what will forever be called The Sara Home Run.

The Sara Home Run is the 127th occurrence of a 777 home run. Sara was the wife of Abraham and passed away at age 127. She had their son Isaac when she was 90 years old, which was unheard of in the time of Abraham and Sara. When Abraham and Sara were visited by the Lord through some messengers from heaven, the couple laughed when they were promised a son in their old age. Remember that Abraham was 99 years old on that day that is recorded in Genesis 17. Sara is the only woman in the Bible for whom we know her age. There's even a full chapter dedicated to her burial. It's challenging to even write about Sara and Abraham without shedding a tear.

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God's promise to Sara was so sovereign that every person I've talked to about The Sara Home Runalmost instantly goes into a state of pure astonishment. The Sara Home Run occurred on June 10, 2010, which is the same day Rocky Colavito hit four home runs in 1959. I was in the womb for six months on that day, but I can't remember jumping like John the Baptist.

The player who hit The Sara Home Run did it as his 1776 hit of his career which sequentially is also 777. It was hit on June 10, which is also a 777 calendar day. His doubles on his career at the end of the day were 365 for a perfect triple match to all the years of Enoch. His stolen bases were 112, which is the home run that Junior and his father hit on the same day on July 22 and seven years apart. It was Senior's only triple home run game and came in the midst of an eight consecutive game streak with a home run for Junior in 1993. But still there's more.

This 777 player was caught stealing 39 times for a match to all the books in the Old Testament, and had 27 triples for all the books of the New Testament. But there's still more.

This player had 490 base on balls for a perfect match to the 70 weeks of Daniel which under the majority view symbolizes 490 years in Bible prophesy in the book of Daniel. Even hit OPS+ of 106 translates to another 777. But there's even more.

Look at the article entitled George Steinbrenner in Genesis and add up all of the numbers after God multiplies in the far right side of the chart. Then add thousands to hundreds for your triple digit number and see 948, which is the number of RBIs of this player at the end of the game on June 10, 2010. His total bases at the end of the game were 2969 which is a match to another MLB player on the same day who finished with 969 total bases and hit the 6000th home run of the Milwaukee Brewers the very same day that Adrian Beltre hit The Sara Home Run on June 10, 2010.

For thousands of years women have been kept out of the public eye even in scripture. God decided before the world began that when it's time for his glory to shine that precious Sara would shine high above the rest as stars shine above in the Milky Way. He joined Sara to Babe Ruth, to Rocky Colavito whose four home runs on that day in 1959 are a perfect match to the same four home runs of Ken Griffey, Jr. I believe that God wants to use women to declare the glory of God at the end of the age like they have never been used before. Women like Mary Magnelene and the Woman of Samaria are just a hint of the glory God wants to shine through their lives forever and ever. Amen.

Now let’s play ball!

By: Steven A. Janda
MLBCenter.com Staff Writer

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