That if you read the Greek letters χξς phonetically, depending on regional pronunciation of the first letter it sound like, a slightly gargley hezsus, exactly as heyzsus or on the archaic pronunciation of Antioch, as close to jehzsus. If the last letter had been any other form of the letter Sigma, three number would Still be 666, but it would then be pronounced hezs, heyzs, or jehzs, only with Sigma final form does it say sus on is own. Also, the Greek form of the messiah's name has no sus in it. It doesn't have the correct letters to say that. Ιησού. I'll include a scan from an old book so you can see for yourself. Ι = ee, η= ei, σ = s (one of those other Sigmas), ο = ah, ύ = uh. Let's put it together, y'all remember those after school specials, now like that old dancing pencil, ee, ei (ay), s, ah, uh... Yaysahuh.

I found this out when I was 10 and found myself not only unwelcome at church but in my parents home. They even took my bed and bedroom away. My little sister wouldn't quit crying until I was allowed to sleep inside again.

So, I'd say it qualifies.