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Mk 4:6a ... "And when rose the sun, it-was-scorched, ..."

Verse 6 has 4 phrases and 13 words. The 1st and 2nd phrases have these 6 dialog words, ... kai hote aneteilen ho hēlios ekaumatisthē ("And when rose the sun it-was-scorched, ...").

The 6 dialog words are top down. The gematria value of "hēlios" (sun) is 318 units and the gematria value of "ho hēlios" (the sun) is 388 units. Do the math, the two rising suns are 99.90% tangent to the "rock-like place." The words "hēlios ekaumatisthē" (sun it was scorched) is tangent to the "rocks" inside the brown equilateral triangle. Now let two "hēlios" (sun 318) circles rise from the bottom of the "rock-like place." The second "sun" is 99.97% tangent to where the root of the sprout meets the two leaves. As soon as the sun covers the root, it turns red and is "scorched." The diagram and the imagery of the text are in perfect agreement!

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