New names surface on the Internet by the day, in e-mail messages and chat room conversations monitored by Steven O'Leary at the Center for Millennial Studies at the University of Southern California. He has seen suggestions as diverse as Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and King Juan Carlos of Spain. Gates was a tongue-in-cheek numerological calculation -- "a bit of antichrist humor,"
Quote from an article by Mary Rourke, Los Angeles Times
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This is not the article I had planned for this week. I was going to write about the eclipse that's expected later this summer. That will have to wait. I received this in my mail two days ago, and it's obviously very much in the system. It came attached to a list of names that almost clogged my computer, and had been forwarded several times before that, if the >> at the beginning of the lines was any indication.
I forward it to you. Read it. Comment on it. Pass it on, if you like. Just remember, I did not write this. I am just passing it on for what it's worth, and include no judgment of my own.
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Did you know that Bill Gates' real name is William Henry Gates III? Nowadays, he is known as Bill Gates (III) where III means the order of third. So what's so eerie about this name? Well, if you take all the letters in Bill Gates III and then convert it into ASCII code (American Standard Code for Info. Interchange) and then add up all the numbers.... you will get 666, which is the number of the beast (Al-Dajjal !!!).
B = 66
I = 73
L = 76
L = 76
G = 71
A = 65
T = 84
E = 69
S = 83
I = 1
I = 1
I = 1
Add these numbers and they equal 666. Coincidence? Perhaps.... Maybe, but take Windows 95 and do the same procedure and you will get 666 also. And even MS-DOS 6.31 adds up to 666. Still think it is coincidence? Stay with me....it gets better.
NOTE: I do not have Excel 95 on my computer, and, as it is an older program, I'm having trouble finding anyone who does still have it. If I do find someone, and can discover if this information is correct or not, I will pass it on. If any of my readers have Excel 95 and can give this a try, I would certainly appreciate hearing about the results, if any.
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