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Jn 6:04 ... Was yet near the Passover, the feast of the Jews.

Verse 4 has two phrases of 9 narrator words ... ēn de eggus to pasxa, hē hēortē tōn Ioudaiōn (Was yet near the Passover, the feast of the Jews).

The first 5 words are bottom up the center. The second phrase of 4 words is top down the sides. The words ēn de eggus (And ~ was near) is tangent to a basket of unleavened (not raised) bread. The words "to pasxa" (the Passover) is tangent to the sign of the Passover. The words hē hēortē (the feast) is tangent to the words to pasxa (the Passover). The two words tōn Ioudaiōn (the Jews) are tangent to the four Jews. All the words of the verse are tangent to the signs or words they name.

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