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Jn 6:19b ... they see the Jesus walking around on the sea, ...

The second phrase has these 7 narrator words, ... theōrousin ton Iēsoun peripatounta epi tēs thalassēs (they see the Jesus 'walking around' on the sea, ...).

Diagram 1: The focus of this phrase is on what the twelve disciples see. The 7 Christ (1480) sized words are top down the center of the "wind in the boat" and up it's sides. How miraculously convenient that "7" Christ sized words fill the boat. In order for Jesus to "walk around on the sea" he has to be drawn tangent to it. How miraculously convenient that "24" Jesus (888) vesica circles just happen to fit on the circumference of the sea and line up with the 7 christ (1480) circles inside the wind filled boat.

Diagram 2: The diagram shows two disciples in face mode and ten in vesica mode. The words theōrousin (they see) means at least two disciples in face mode need to be drawn, one on "they see" and the other on "the Jesus" so they both can "see him walking around" on the circumference of the sea.

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