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Mk 1:3b ... Prepare 'the way' of-a-Lord! Straight make the paths of-him!

gematria value of the words in red = 10,514 units

The 2nd and 3rd phrases have these 9 dialog words, ... Etoimasate (932) tēn (358) odon (194) kuriou (1000), eutheias (630) poieite (480) tas (501) tribous (1082) autou (1171) = 10,514 ("Prepare 'the way' of a Lord! Straight make 'the paths' of him")!

Diagram 1: The 9 dialog words are bottom up. The 2 words "odon kuriou" (way of a Lord) are tangent to the top of Jesus' head and the bottom of 'the way (352).' The 2 words "Etoimasate kuriou" (prepare of a Lord) are tangent to Jesus. The 5 words "eutheias poieite tas tribous autou" (Straight make 'the paths' of him) down the center of "the way," the first 4 words who are each enclosed inside the sign of a "wilderness." The words "odon kuriou" (way of a Lord) and "tribous autou" (paths of him) are tangent to the top and bottom of "the way" inside a wilderness.

Diagram 2: The isopsephia value of these 9 Greek words is 10,514 units. The second diagram shows two sets of "straight paths," because tas tribous (the paths) is plural. The text acts as a drawing instruction to pick up two words from diagram 1 and move them over to diagram 2. The position of the words "poieite" (make) and "kuriou" (of a Lord) in diagram 1 will then be tangent to the face of "the Jesus" in diagram 2. The isopsephia value of these 9 Greek words form two red crosses with a perimeter of 10,514 units that converge on the face of Jesus (888). The next verse will reveal by gematria the number and name of our prophet through the perimeter of another cross.

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