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Jn 1:42e ... "you will be called Kefas, which is translated Stone."

The sixth and seventh phrases have these 6 dialog words ... "su klēthēsēi Kefas, ho ermēneuetai Petros" (you will be called Kefas, which is translated 'Stone').

The 6 words are top down. The first phrase of 3 words "su klēthēsēi Kefas" (you will be called Kefas) is tangent from the body of Jesus to the face of Kefas and to the equilateral triangle holding Simon. The next phrase of 3 words "ho ermēneuetai Petros" (which is translated 'Stone') is not possible for the three 888 size dialog words to be tangent to each other and to Simon (Stone). This was a puzzle the gospel author required the reader to solve. The solution ... the two words "ho ermēneuetai" (which is translated) are placed tangent to the triangles holding the old name "Simon" and the new name "Kefas" (Stone) of it's twin embedded in the earth. This white equilateral triangle is the sign of a "Stone" which always seems to be tangent to Simon where ever he goes.

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