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Mk 4:19a ... "And the worries of-the age, ..."

Verse 19 contains 5 phrases and 23 dialog words. The 1st phrase has these 5 words ... Kai ai merimnai tou aiōnos ("And the worries of-the age, ...").

The 5 dialog words are top down. The 2 men from verse 18 drop down to take the place of the thorn-flowers. A "worry" is an abstract noun which by convention is an equilateral triangle. The three words "ai merimnai tou" (the worries of the) are tangent to the 3 blue equilateral triangles. The "age" is a superlative abstract noun, signified by a huge equilateral triangle. All 5 words (And the worries of the age) are tangent "the age" occupied by Jesus and the 2 men at the 3 corners. The mental circles of "worry" of the 2 men are tangent to the 3 blue triangles of worry.

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