Great - megas

Definition: Megas (meg'-as) Adjective; Adverb, Comparative - Great, large.

Diagram: The word great is an adjective denoting size. Other than the raised sea, It's sign is the greatest circle that can be constructed inside the raised Jesus (8880) using the template lines. It has a circumference of 4440 units.

Mk 01:26	And having shouted a "great sound" ...
Mk 04:32	and is becoming "great" ... of all the "ground-dug vegetables" ...
Mk 04:37	And there came about a "great gust of wind" ...
Mk 04:39	and there was a "great calm."
Mk 04:41	And they were afraid with a "great fear" ...
Mk 05:07	And having cried out (with) a "loud voice" ...
Mk 05:11	Now there was there, with regard to the "mountain" ... a "great herd of pigs" ...
Mk 05:42	and "immediately" they "stood out" with a "great amazement."
Mk 10:42	And their "great ones" put down authority on them.
Mk 10:43	But who ever "wishes" to become "great" in you ... he must be your "slave."
Mk 13:02	And Jesus said to him ... You see these "great home-buildings" ...
Mk 14:15	And he shall be showing you a "great upper land" having been spread ready ...
Mk 15:34	Jesus "cried out" with a "loud voice" ... Eloi, Eloi lama sabachthani?
Mk 15:37	And then, Jesus having uttered a "loud cry" ...
Mk 16:04	for it was "great extremely."

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