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Mk 1:11c ... You are the Son of-me, the Beloved, in you I-am-well-pleased.

the gematria value of these 10 words said by God the Father = 3,651 units

The 2nd through 4th phrases have these 10 dialog words ... Su (600) ei (15) o (70) uios (680) mou (510), o (70) agapētos (663), en (55) soi (280) eudokēsa (708) = 3651 [You are the Son of me, the beloved one, in you I well think].

The diagram shows the four red diagonals have a combined length of 3,651 units which converges on the fourth inscribed square inside the raised Jesus circle (8880) that holds an image of Jesus. This number is equal to the gematria value of the ten Greek words said by God the Father to Jesus. Jesus is now ready to be 'tested' by the "Holy Spirit" in the wilderness (the world) before he can begin his ministry. Mark's source text comes from this passage of the Old Testament which reads ..."Here is my Servant, whom I uphold, my chosen one, with whom I am pleased, the one on whom I have put my Spirit" (Isaiah 42:1). Jesus is now ready to be tested by the Holy Spirit.

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