Jn 21:1b ... After these-things, manifested himself again the Jesus to-the disciples upon the Sea of-the Tiberias; he-manifested now this-way. (12,125)

Verse 1 has 2 phrases containing these 17 narrator words ... Meta {346} tauta {1002} efanerōsen {1716} heauton {826} palin {171} ho {70} Iēsous {888} tois {580} mathētais {569} epi {95} tēs {508} thalassēs {649} tēs {508} Tiberiados {702} efanerōsen {1716} de {9} outōs {1770} (After these things manifested himself again the Jesus to-the disciples upon the Sea of-the Tiberias = [8,630], he-manifested now this-way) = [12,125].

Diagram 1: The gematria value of the first 14 words forms a red cross with a perimeter of 8,630 units that fills the Sea of Tiberias. The 17 words fill the red cross this way: The 1st and 2nd words (After these-things) anchor the cross to the bottom of the graph. The 3rd through 7th words (manifested himself again the Jesus) fill the stake of the cross so that the 7th word (Jesus 888) lands on the center of the cross. The 8th through 15th words, (to-the disciples upon the Sea of-the Tiberias he-manifested) fill the arms of the cross. The 16th and 17th words (now this-way) sit on top of the 7th word (Jesus) and the image of Jesus stands on top of these 3 words (Jesus now this-way). The last 15 words, the sea, the cross {8,630}, the 7 disciples, Jesus (888), and the raised Jesus (8880) circle come "after these things." The 7 intersecting white circles (1925 units), the gematria value of Simon the Petros, fill the sea left to right.

Diagram 2: The gematria value the 17 words {12,125} form 6 red lines with a perimeter of 12,125 units inside the Sea, an unfinished hexagram. When these lines are extended they form a Star of David, the House from which Jesus came, which points to the raised Jesus (8880) circle. The 17 words, top down, are tangent to the Star of David and form the two Greek letters "IX" which are the initials of "Iesous Xristos" (Jesus Christ). The Sea of Tiberias by computation has a diameter of 2,448 units, which is exactly 16 times 153, the exact number of fish the disciples will later catch in 'the net.'