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Jn 21:2d ... and the-(sons) of-the Zebedee, ...

The 5th phrase has these 4 narrator words, ... kai oi tou Zebedaiou [and the-ones-(sons) of-the Zebedee, ...].

The 4 narrator words are top down. Simon is located at the top of Galilee. Thomas and Nathanael are tangent to the ears of Simon and sit on the two words "kai oi" (and the-'sons') which are tangent to the un-named actual brothers John and James Zebedee, who are tangent to the center of the graph. The last 4 words "kai oi tou Zebedaiou" (and the sons of-the Zebedee) are tangent to the ears of his two sons and the head of their father, surname Zebedee, who is tangent to the bottom of Galilee. Thomas, Nathanael, and the three Zebedees are all disciples of Simon. The two sons are also disciples of Jesus. Simon, his 5 disciples, the 4 narrator words, and the land of Galilee are all tangent to each other.

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