Mk 1:1b ... (the)-Son of-God.

The 2nd phrase has these two words ... Uiou Theou (Son of God).

The 2 words are tangent to God the Father and God the Son. Mark, the narrator, places the 2 words "Uiou Theou" (Son of God) coming out from both sides of the Fathers mouth as if it was also said by the Holy Spirit. The 2 words could also be placed tangent to the inside of the white equilateral triangle on which Jesus is standing because "Son of God" is only a title, a name of Jesus, based on his position under the Father inside the Spirit. Jesus is a copy of the Father, like a left and a right side, like a top and bottom view of the same material bonded together by the Holy Spirit. Jesus the Son is one part of a Triune God, just like water is a triune molecule having 3 states (solid, liquid, and gas).

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