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Mk 5:33d ... and she-said to-him all of-the truth.

The 4th phrase has 6 narrator words in this order ... kai eipen autō pasan tēn alētheian (and she-said to-him all of-the truth).

Diagram 1: This shows the woman in the bottom arm of the hexagram. The 6 narrator words of phrase 4 are bottom up terminating tangent to the outside of the hexagram. The nominative spelling of "ē alētheia" (the truth) has a gematria value of 72 units. The sign of "ē alētheia" (the truth) is a circle with a circumference of 72 units. Amazingly, circles with a circumference of 72 units, the gematria value of "ē alētheia" (the truth) are tangent to and fill "the whole" hexagon. Even more amazing, when the truth circles were pasted inside the hexagon, the truth circles automatically arranged themselves into a pattern of moire hexagons each able to hold exactly 100 of the tiny truth circles. The entire hexagon holds approximately 3,700 truth circles.

Diagram 2: This shows the full size woman delivering Mark's 6 narrator words to Jesus. The 3 words "kai eipen autō" (and she said to him) are tangent to the face and the mouth of the woman." The last 3 words "pasan tēn alētheian" (all the truth) are tangent to the inside of the hexagon and to the Holy Spirit holding Jesus who knows the woman spoke the whole truth to him. The 2 words "autō alētheian" (to him truth) are tangent from the mouth of the woman to the feet of Jesus.

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