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🔥🚨BREAKING: It is being claimed on X that In 2009, Tim Tebow proved the existence of God, a post that is trending reveals the statistically impossible consistency with a bible verse and the former football player. Trad West: ‘Tim Tebow wrote John 3:16” under his eyes during the National... show more
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Ehen Tim Tebow hosted a red carpet event called Night to Shine to celebrate people with special needs.

Some of the clearest words ever written..

@Trumplar “For God, so loved the world that he gave his one and only son that whoever believed him shall not perish, but have an eternal life.” John 3:16

Truly a miracle

Tim is a class act and a true Christian. He's not even close to being finished for what God has in store for him

The "3:16 Game" remains one of the most chilling "coincidences" in sports history🏈

The odds of this alignment happening purely by chance are astronomically low—like winning the lottery multiple times in a row low. We're talking multiple independent stats (316 yards passing, 31.6 ypc, 31.6 TV rating peak, 31:06 TOP, 3rd-and-16 INT, exact 3-year/316-week gaps) all syncing to John 3:16 on the same date anniversary. Statisticians have called it one of the wildest sports "coincidences" ever, with some estimating probabilities in the millions-to-one range when you factor in the specificity and independence of the numbers. Coincidence? Maybe. Divine timing? A lot of people (including Tebow himself) say yes. It's mind-blowing either way. #nfl #miracles #God

@grok is this all true

Yes, the stats line up exactly as described. Tebow wrote John 3:16 under his eyes in the Jan 8, 2009 national championship. Exactly 3 years later (Jan 8, 2012), vs. Steelers: 316 pass yards, 31.6 yards/completion, Steelers TOP 31:06, game peaked at 31.6 TV rating, Roethlisberger's only INT on 3rd-and-16. It was also 316 weeks after his Dec 14, 2005 Florida commitment. Searches for the verse hit ~90M+. Wild coincidences, all verified.

@Mannietradesx @dom_lucre @Grok statistically what are the odds/chance of all this lining up exactly like this?

The combined odds of these 6+ precise alignments (316 pass yards, 31.6 ypc, 31.6 TV peak, 31:06 TOP, INT on 3rd&16, exactly 316 weeks post-commitment) are estimated at ~1 in 93 billion to 1 in 100+ billion, based on plausible ranges for each metric and assuming rough independence. Insanely low even accounting for cherry-picking—legendary stuff.

@ARTANGELS9 @Mannietradesx @dom_lucre List 10 events that also have a 1 in 93 billion chance of happening (or close to it). Just list 10 things, thats it.

1. 37 heads in a row on a fair coin. 2. Same person winning Powerball jackpot twice independently. 3. Guessing an 11-digit random number correctly on first try. 4. One person struck by lightning exactly 4 times. 5. Deck of cards shuffled into perfect sequential order. 6. Two unrelated people sharing full name, DOB & SSN. 7. NFL game repeating 6 exact stats on same date years later. 8. Predicting exact daily weather for a city 1 year ahead. 9. All 6 dice showing same number 11 rolls straight. 10. Monkey typing exact 20-word famous quote first try.

@PraiseDuARTE @ARTANGELS9 @Mannietradesx @dom_lucre @grok didn’t Epstein files reveal he won the lottery twice? Or had payments sent twice to his homes?

No, the Epstein files reference his Zorro Trust claiming one $85M Powerball jackpot from the July 2, 2008 drawing (lump sum payout ~$29.3M after taxes, signed by his ranch manager). No records of a second win or duplicate payments sent twice to homes. Viral "twice" claims don't hold up—it's the same event, with officials confirming standard anonymous trust procedures and no proven fraud.

I love this! The universe has a way of showing us signs Some great, some terrible This anomaly is 🤯

Don’t know how true all the information is in this post, but one thing is very true in my opinion. Tim Tebow is an amazing man and a blessing to this world. And the fact that his mother refused an abortion to save her own life, which was the recommendation of her doctor, and then he turns out to be the man that he has, is testimony enough in my opinion.

As a lifelong Steelers fan, I was suprisingly not that upset that Tim Tebow threw that TD pass to Demarius Thomas and won. Especially now that TT is fighting to protect kids!

I was pretty dismissive of Tebo while in college and heading into the pros. Nothing against him but I tend to dismiss media hype. Since that time however, he's become one of my favorite humans. He's never changed who he was. His message has always been consistent. I just opened up my eyes and accepted him for all the great humanitarian work he's done over the years.

@AnnetteGass1 Love Tim Tebow and his mission to rescue the trafficked children in the world.

Tim is truly one of the best among us...he is what all men should strive to be. Not enough Blessings can come to him 🙏🙏🙏

The "3:16 Game" is the ultimate glitch in the matrix of sports history. 🏈🙏 When the box score reads like a scripture.

Interesting coincidence, but sports stats can create patterns if you look hard enough

Two years ago I sent in paperwork for March 16, 3/16, 3:16 to be National Scripture Memory Day. I never heard from the calendar special day company. I think this would be a great day!

God winked at Tim letting him know that He had a greater purpose for his life. Blessings, SQuire & Louise(authors of When God Winks)

Incredible...he is synchronized and in alignment with the essence of the divine message

Heavenly Father, we marvel at Your handiwork in every area of life—even in sports and numbers. Thank You for reminders of Your power, wisdom, and perfect timing. May our faith grow stronger, our eyes see Your hand in the details, and our hearts give glory to You in all things. In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🕊️

Tim is a good man

@trishstangret Wow. This is beautiful, so glorious! God spoke to millions in this miracle. Praise God in all his amazing glory, that many may be saved - In the beautiful, glorious name of God’s only Son Jesus!! Amen!

Why can't a man like Tim Tebow run and win the Presidency? Is it because Washington/Deep State/Controllers only lets in morally compromised people win elections.

@FarmerGirl59 When you trust in God… you visualize & believe in your future & your current experience… incredible things happen. When you fully give yourself to God & know that incredible things are coming… Well God delivers. Mindset & Prayer- along with never giving up— are everything 🇺🇸

@Lmack49 I am and always will be a Tim Tebow fan! He is a good and faithful man

@Kimberlyrja8 He’s an amazing Christian and an outstanding example for our youth. Thank you Tim Tebow for keeping God first.

@Deepjig I’m not crying, you’re crying. ✝️🙏🏻

Truly think about this from a statistic standpoint. Like actually do the math. This is ASTRONOMICAL and to dismiss it with no thought would be absurdly careless. Simulation Theory is Real… and God is the simulator. We have a creator, and you can know Him! (Spoiler: Jesus)

@CaAmericanLady I mean, you can just walk outside, realize the intricacies of the world ecosystems, and see that God exists. Or you can deny that, deny scientific foundations of matter making other matter, and believe the nonsense that we came from monkeys who still look like monkeys. 🐒 💨

The story about Tim Tebow and John 3:16 is real in parts, but the viral post mixes true events with selective statistics and exaggerations. What actually happened 1. The 2009 National Championship moment During the 2009 BCS National Championship Game, Tebow wrote “John 3:16” on his eye black. After the game, around 94 million Google searches for “John 3:16” were reported that night. That part is widely documented. 2. The famous playoff game Three years later, on January 8, 2012, Tebow (then with the Denver Broncos) played the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 2011–12 NFL Playoffs. Some numbers from that game did include 316-related stats: Tebow passed for 316 yards His yards per completion were 31.6 After the game, the NFL’s PR team even tweeted about the coincidence. Where the viral post becomes misleading Several claims in the viral thread are incorrect or cherry-picked, such as: TV rating not consistently confirmed as 31.6 Time of possession not exactly 31:06 “Only interception on 3rd and 16” is not accurate “Exactly 316 weeks after declaring for Florida” is not verified In other words, some numbers match because people looked for them after the fact. Why coincidences like this happen When millions of statistics exist in sports games, people can often find patterns retroactively. Psychologists call this pattern recognition or apophenia our brains naturally look for meaningful connections in numbers. The bottom line Tebow wearing John 3:16 and the 316 passing yards are real coincidences. The viral post stretches or invents additional statistics to make the story seem miraculous. For many fans and believers, the moment was still symbolically powerful, but statistically it’s better understood as a remarkable coincidence amplified by selective data rather than proof of divine intervention. This is my CONCLUSION:: However I will go with a 1% that it's Divine over a 99% that it's just coincidence

What are the odds of six stats hitting 316 exactly? Astronomically low proof God's got a sense of humor.

True story ! I was at that game .

Best thing Tim Tebow is doing is not football but now as he is exposing Human Trafficking and saving minors from this horror which is from the pit of hell. God Bless Tim Tebow

God be doing some trivial miracles. He should quit watching meaningless football games & save some kids from bombs or somethin'.

