Stone - lithos

Definition: Lithos (lee'-thos) Noun, Masculine - A Stone, used for building.

Diagram: As you can see from the verses, the "stones" in Mark are associated with mountains, buildings, tombs, and doors. It's sign is a white equilateral triangle which can be turned into a rectangle of the same area if needed.

Mk 05:05c	and he was beating himself with "stones."
Mk 09:42c	It is better for him if instead a "mill stone" of an ass is hung around his neck ...
Mk 12:10b	A "stone" which the builders rejected has come to be the head of the corner.
Mk 13:01c	Teacher, look what "kind of stones" ...
Mk 13:02b	Jesus said to him ... By no means will be left here a "stone upon a stone" ...
Mk 15:46f	and he "rolled a stone" against the door of the tomb.
Mk 16:03b	Who will roll away the "stone" for us from the door of the tomb?
Mk 16:04a	And having looked up, they behold that the "stone" has been rolled away ...
Mt 04:03b	"(then) speak so that the stones these may become bread."

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