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Mk 4:20b ... "who hear the word and beside-receive and bear-fruit ..."

The 2nd phrase has these 8 dialog words, ... oitines akouousin ton logon kai paradechontai kai karpoforousin ("who hear the word and beside-receive and bear-fruit, ...").

The 8 dialog words are top down from the hands of Jesus tangent to the images of the fruit and the word. The noun "ho logos" (the word) has a gematria value of 443 units and part of its sign is a circle with that circumference. Held inside the rhombus of the "ideal earth" are the heads of the 2 men (size 1480). The two dialog words "the word" are tangent to the the sign of "the word" which is tangent to the point on the face of the two men where their ears should be. The 8 signs of fruit emanate beside where "the word" enters the "ears" of the two men. The diagram shows the men receiving and bearing fruit beside where they hear "the word." The gospel author just had to be aware of how this sacred geometry diagram matched the imagery of the text.

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