A reader notified me of a statement in chapter one
of Michael and Debi Pearl's book, To Train Up a Child, that struck him
and his wife as
odd:
While we tried to sit and talk, the children were constantly
running in and out of doors, complaining of ill treatment from the others,
begging to go or stay or eat, or demanding a toy that another child would
not relinquish. The mother had to continually jump up and rescue some
breakable object. She said, “No,” six hundred sixty-six times in the
space of two hours. She spanked each child two or three times—usually
with her hand on top of a diaper. Other than misaligning the child’s spine,
it seemed to have had no effect. (1) [bold emphasis added]
Michael and Debi
Pearl placed the number of the name of the beast on the first page of the first chapter of their first book
on child training. (2) This number, six hundred sixty-six, was not
mentioned in a doctrinal context or in a way suited to the seriousness of the
number of the name of the beast of Revelation. (3) Rather, the
number six hundred sixty-six was, to all outward appearances, cited to show the
number of times "in the space of two hours" a mother said "No" to her
unmanageable children.
Perhaps Michael and Debi Pearl might try to dismiss this occult
marking by saying the "six hundred sixty-six times" statement is placed in their
first child training book to serve as 'tongue-in-cheek humor' and nothing more.
Followers of the Lord Jesus Christ, in heeding the grave meaning
of this number in scripture, do not cite the number of the
name of the beast—which is directly related to the worship of Antichrist—flippantly. It is a
fact the New World Order/New Age/satanist/occultist insiders anticipate with
glee the rising of the beast and everything that it entails (they love to mark
their corporations, books, films, websites, etc. with 666) but Christians
must refrain from unscriptural levity in regard to the number that identifies
Antichrist.
In Conclusion
The totally unnecessary insertion of the number "six hundred
sixty-six" in Michael and Debi Pearl's book, To Train Up a Child,
marks it for the occult just
as the upside-down cross font (and
more) marks Good and Evil; the Celtic point-within-the-circle font
marks Eight Kingdoms;
and the Celtic magickal alphabet marks the cover of
Marriage God's Way DVD.
The Holy Bible commands God's people to abstain from the
appearance of evil, not mark themselves with it. (See 1 Thessalonians 5:22)
Notes:
(1) Quote cited from the internet on July 14, 2009: To Train up a Child,
chapter 1 http://www.nogreaterjoy.org/fileadmin/template/Samples_books/TTUAC.pdf
(2) The Pearls' first book on child training, To Train Up A
Child, was published in August 1994.
http://www.nogreaterjoy.org/who-is-ngj/
(3) And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the
mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Rev. 13:17
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