Fish - ichthues (1224)

Definition: Ichthues (ikh-thoo'-es) Mass Noun, Masculine - two or more Fish. Ichthus is a single fish. Ichthudion (ikh-thoo'-dee-on) - a little fish. The word opsareeon is a synonym of the diminutive ikhthoodeeon, also meaning "a little fish." The English word "fish" is a mass noun; singular or plural is the same word.

Diagram: The Sign of a Fish is a rhombus with sides and width of 153 units. The plural form, ikh-thoo-es, meaning "two or more fish," has a gematria value of 1224 units. The diagram above shows how to construct two fish using just a compass and a straightedge.

Mk 6:38b	And having known, they say ... Five! and two fish.
Mk 6:41a	the five loaves and the two fish ... and the two fish he divided to all.
Mk 6:43a	And they picked up fragments ... twelve full baskets ... and from the fish.
Mk 8:07a	And they had a "few small fish" ...

Jn 21:09c	they see a charcoal fire lying ... and fish lying on it ...
Jn 21:10	Jesus says to them ... Bring from the fish you just caught ...
Jn 21:13c	Jesus comes and takes the Loaves and gives to them ... and the fish likewise.

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