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Jn 21:9b ... they-see a-charcoal-fire lying, ...

The 2nd phrase has these 3 narrator words ... blepousin anthrakian keimenēn (they-see a-charcoal-fire lying, ... ).

Diagram 1: The text says the disciples "see." This is the cue that the seven disciples need to be drawn in face mode. The diagram shows Simon "under leading" the six disciples as they gather around the outline of the boat which is now colored red and filled with fifty dark circles, each the size of a burned loaf of bread. The former boat has been transfigured into an "anthrakia" (a charcoal fire), with fifty charcoal briquettes.

Diagram 2: The three words are top down. They act as drawing instructions as to what and where to draw the objects on this graph. The last two words are exactly tangent to the "charcoal fire" lying directly before all seven disciples who are looking at the center of the glowing coals.

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