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Jn 21:20c ... and he-said, ... "Lord, who is the-one betraying you?"

gematria value of the dialog words in red = 2,755 units

The 3rd and 4th phrases contain 2 narrator and 6 dialog words, ... kai eipen, Kurie tis estin ho paradidous se (and he-said, ... "Lord, who is the-one betraying you")?

Diagram 1: The 8 words are bottom up. The 2 narrator words are tangent to the face of the Spirit of John, the mouthpiece of the Beloved Disciple. The 6 dialog words are top down. The word Kurie (Lord) is tangent to John, the word se (you) is tangent to Jesus. The previous diagram saw the Beloved Disciple reclining on the chest of Jesus. Now he drops down from his couch to ask Jesus who betrayed him.

Diagram 2: At the last supper Jesus only told Simon Peter who betrayed him, nobody else (Jn 13:24-26). Anytime this gospel asks a question but doesn't give an answer usually means you have a gematria puzzle. Amazingly, the gematria value of the six words that ask the question provides the name of betrayer! The gematria value of this six word question is ... Kurie (535) + tis (510) + estin (565) + ho (70) + paradidous (870) + se (205) = 2,755 units. Four diagonals with a total length of 2755 units converge on the sides of the hexagon in the raised Jesus graph. Connecting the endpoints of the four diagonals inscribes a square inside the hexagon having a perimeter of 4,102 units. Now inscribe the face of Jesus (888) and a circle to fill the square. The circumference of that circle has the gematria value of the name of the apostle who betrayed him!! The gematria value is 99.93% of the computed value. The name of the betrayer is Judas Iscariot (Ioudas Iskariōtēs = 2334).

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