6SIX6 : The ANATOMY Of The MARK
by Peterson Jno-Lewis
ABOUT THE BOOK
The general essence of the numbers 666 seemed to me to be symbolic numbers representing recurring marks deducted from the point of perfection. If the number was the number of a man, and it could be computed, calculated or deduced, and since seven was symbolic of Gods mark of completion and perfection, therefore, six was the devil's competing mark of his perfection. 6SIX6- The ANATOMY of the Mark, is categorically dissected into four parts: the receipt of the mark, the name of the beast, the number of his name and a conclusive, but alternative approach to conquer Satan's devices.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Peterson C. Jno-Lewis was born on the green island of the Commonwealth of Dominica on April 24, 1974. He emerged the last of his mother, Molly, and father, Paul Jno-Lewis, who died in 1995 at age 91, a horrific moment for him. He enjoyed West Indian Cricket and Soccer, but in these crucial times of life, has embraced writing Christian books. Despite the constant thought of losing his father, Peterson progressed to his first job as a tax officer. He worked in the department for seven years. Married to a lovely wife, and caring for three children, he is a Christian believer, a police officer, a father and a writer.
(2009, paperback, 505 pages)
ABOUT THE BOOK
The general essence of the numbers 666 seemed to me to be symbolic numbers representing recurring marks deducted from the point of perfection. If the number was the number of a man, and it could be computed, calculated or deduced, and since seven was symbolic of Gods mark of completion and perfection, therefore, six was the devil's competing mark of his perfection. 6SIX6- The ANATOMY of the Mark, is categorically dissected into four parts: the receipt of the mark, the name of the beast, the number of his name and a conclusive, but alternative approach to conquer Satan's devices.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Peterson C. Jno-Lewis was born on the green island of the Commonwealth of Dominica on April 24, 1974. He emerged the last of his mother, Molly, and father, Paul Jno-Lewis, who died in 1995 at age 91, a horrific moment for him. He enjoyed West Indian Cricket and Soccer, but in these crucial times of life, has embraced writing Christian books. Despite the constant thought of losing his father, Peterson progressed to his first job as a tax officer. He worked in the department for seven years. Married to a lovely wife, and caring for three children, he is a Christian believer, a police officer, a father and a writer.
(2009, paperback, 505 pages)
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