The phrase "will be with you" appears 18 times in the New King James translation; fifteen times in the Old Testament and three times in the New. "Will be with your" appears an additional four times, all in the OT: twice as "will be with your mouth" and twice as "will be with your servants." This count doesn't include statements such as "and lo, I am with you always, even to the end of the age" (Matthew 28:20), because it doesn't exactly match the wording of the question. The IDEA appears far more than the exact wording does.
Many times. There are no exact figures.
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The phase "you are" appears in the Bible 6 times in the KVJ. In the NIV it appears 831 times.
The phrase "go said" does not make any sense, and does not occur in the Bible.
in the NIV (New International Version), the most commonly used Bible translation, it is used sixty times.
According to my concordance of the Authorised Version of the Bible, it appears 538 times, and the parallel phrase, 'thou shalt', appears 1212 times. But the phrase, 'I will', which mosly refers to God, appears 2620 times
Honey, the phrase "be still" is used 8 times in the Bible. So if you're feeling a bit restless, maybe take a hint from the good book and just chill out.
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It is used 12 times ,( all in the New Testament, funnily-enough ! ), in the King James Version and the NET Bible.
The Sone of Man was Used 83 Times in the bible nad only 13 times Son OF GOD. Thank you Sam
699 times, according to the BibleGateway (see related links).