Home > Glossary > TOC > Mk 4 > Parable of the Sower > Verses > Mark 4:18b
| 1a - 8e | 9 - 15d | 16a 16b 16c | 17a 17b 17c | 18a 18b | 19a 19b 19c 19d 19e | 20a 20b 20c 20d 20e |

Mk 4:18b ... "these are the-ones the word having-heard."

The 2nd phrase contains these 6 dialog words ... houtoi eisin hoi ton logon akousontes ("these are the-ones the word having-heard").

The 6 dialog words are top down. There are two signs in these words: "hoi" (the ones, ie the two men) and "ton logon" (the word) they heard. The hands of Jesus are on the 2 words "houtoi eisin" (these are) and his feet are standing on "the word" tangent to the heads of the 2 men. The last 4 words "hoi ton logon akousontes" (the ones the word having heard) are also tangent to the heads of the two men who are resting their elbows on the three thorn-flowers as they point to "the word" (443) they hear in their ears.

4:18a < Verses > 4:19a