Sea - thalassa

Definition: Thalassa (thal'-as-sah) Noun, Feminine - In Mark used specifically of the Sea of Galilee.

Diagram: There are two Signs of the Sea. The first is a filled blue chord with a depth 1/4th the height of the graph. The second is the raised sea, a blue circle inside a hexagon inscribed in the full height of the graph.

Mk 01:16a	And leading beside, alongside the Sea of Galilee, he percieved Simon ...
Mk 04:01a	And again he began to teach beside the sea ...
Mk 04:41b	Who then is this that even the wind and the sea obey him?
Mk 05:13c	And the herd rushed down the slope into the sea ...
Mk 05:13d	Like about 2000, and they were "choked" in the sea.
Mk 06:47b	the boat was in the middle of the sea ...
Mk 06:49a	But having perceived him "walking around" on the sea ...
Mk 11:23c	whoever says to this mountain ... Be raised up and cast into the sea ...

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