Jn 1:45e ... the One from Nazareth.

The seventh phrase has these 3 dialog words ... "ton apo Nazaret" (the one from Nazareth).

The 3 dialog words are bottom up, tangent to the equilateral triangle under the peak, the sign of the village of Nazareth. Philip, Simon Stone, and Andrew his brother are the the primary speakers. The 3 words contain two signs, Jesus and Nazareth, that will be revealed in the next diagram. These are the last three of 17 dialog words in verse 45. It may be a coincidence, or composed on purpose, but the Nevi'im (Book of the Prophets) have 5 major books and 12 minor books named after individual prophets that match the 17 words Philip said to Nathanael. The abstract place name "Nazaret" (Nazareth) is the white equilateral triangle under the mountain peak. The pronoun "the One" from the phrase "ton apo Nazaret" (the one from Nazareth) refers to Jesus who must "come out from" Nazareth into the empty triangle above that village.