Tom,
Yeah, that's the best I could come up with for the Greek 'icthus'.  
Maybe if I had a Greek keyboard it would look right! Is it too confusing 
on the meaning?  If it is, I guess I will come up with something else.  
I think I will change it to a Scripture verse.  You can never go wrong 
with Scripture.

Eric

>Reply-To: christianunity@...
>To: christianunity@...
>Cc: ChristianUnity@...
>Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1998 10:55:31 PST
>From: temackey.jn17.21@... (Thomas E. Mackey)
>Subject: Re: [ChristianUnity] IXOYE
>
>Eric,
>   I was trying to decipher the ><IXOYE>
>at the end of your post.  Is it the closest
>approximation to the Greek 'icthus' you
>can manage with an English keyboard,
>or does it have other significance?
>I couldn't find a Greek word in the lexicon
>of Berry's Interlinear Greek-English N.T.
>spelled: iota, chi, omicron, upsilon, epsilon.
>Yours for deciphering the mystery of the ages,
>Tom
>temackey.jn17.21 
>
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