The phrase "Let my people go" appears in The Bible primarily in the Book of Exodus, where Moses conveys God's command to Pharaoh to release the Israelites from slavery in Egypt. While the exact phrase may not be repeated numerous times, it is notably stated in Exodus 5:1 and reiterated in various forms throughout Exodus 7-12 during the plagues. The message encapsulates God's demand for the Israelites' freedom.
That phrase does not occur in the Bible. It was made up by someone as a way of encouraging people to trust God.
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1,030 times
In the King James version the word - Let - appears 1511 times
The phrase "let us" is in the King James Version of the Bible 212 times. It is in 187 verses.
There are several places online that let you search for terms in the Bible, see related link.The term 'gossip', for instance, occurs 7 times in the "New American Standard Bible" translation.
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In the King James version * The word let is mentioned 1511 times * The word lettest is mentioned 3 times * The word letteth is mentioned 3 times * The word leth is mentioned 1 time * The word letting is mentioned 1 time
As cryonics wasn't even dreamt of - let alone being feasible - in the times when the Bible was written, it doesn't occur. The Bible has no stand on the issue.
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Moses told Pharaoh to let the people go free ten times.