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Jn 1:43a ... On the next day he wanted to go out into the Galilee, ...

Verse 43 has four phrases and 17 words. The first phrase has these 7 narrator words ... "Tē epaurion ēthelēsen ekselthein eis tēn Galilaian," (On the 'next day' he wanted to go out into the Galilee, ...).

The 7 words are bottom up. The two words "Tē epaurion" (On the morrow) is tangent to the triangle holding the "white circle," the sign of "tomorrow, the next day." The noun "next day" first appears in relation to John the Baptist in verse 35. The two white circles coming out of the head of Jesus is a "sign of thinking" (wanting) tangent to "the Galilee." This diagram shows Jesus standing on the "next day" wanting to enter into "the Galilee" which he will do in the next diagram.

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