Here is wisdom.......

"Rev 13:18 Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hundred threescore and six."

^^ideally, the number is 3. You see the word number 3 times.

Other look:

"Rev 13:18 He re is wisdom. Let him that ha th under standing count the number of the beast: for it is the number of a man; and his number is Six hund red th rees core and six."

^^number is someone or something which numbs.

600 red Thessalonians riddles core and 6.

^^Pills hold titles like 600. Red indicates inflammed. Core indicates area. And 6 is 6th day (Friday).


Both quotes connect through 3 since the date here is the 21st (2+1=3) which is a 6th day.

Yeah, just into the 12 am hour (1+2=3) for the 21st (1+2=3) is when the madness height began somewhere in Detroit.


Any questions?

22 = 4... 12 = 3:

ideal:
Rev 22:12 And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.

other:
Rev 22:12 And, be hold, I come quickly; and my re ward is wi th me, to give every man according as his work shall be.

note:
4 symbolizes four related parables (four winds, four quarters, four seed, & four horsemen). 43 = 7. Sat is 7th day. A 43rd is current president.

So what your trying to say that the mark of the devil is not 666 but 636??? And that the mark of the devil is not 666 but a person??? please explain??

Originally posted by slymattb
So what your trying to say that the mark of the devil is not 666 but 636??? And that the mark of the devil is not 666 but a person??? please explain??

No. The mark is not the number. Number is counted 3 times after "here is wisdom". So the count is 3 dealing with a 6th day. A single man has to do with numb and numbing.

Once again, you are basing your theories completely on how it is translated in English. For instance, the term "three score" isn't in the Greek in which it was written, that is just old English for sixty, translated from the greek word hexekonta. As for your "numb" or "numbing", the word is actually arithmos. If you are going to play word games, you might have more luck with the original words.

[edit on 22/11/08 by doctorex]