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Mk 6:36b ... "they-may-buy for-themselves what they-may-eat."

Diagram 1: The 3rd phrase has these 4 dialog words, ... agorasōsin eautois ti fagōsin ("they-may-buy for-themselves what they-may-eat"). This diagram shows the twelve men from the crowd in the previous diagram who were able to depart into the 10 words tangent to the farm-fields and villages. The disciples then said 4 words to Jesus that the crowd could then buy food to feed themselves.

Diagram 2: This hypothetical diagram shows that the 12 men tangent to the farm-fields and villages had plenty of room to depart into the 4 words in the top of the diagram to buy for themselves what they-may-eat. The diagram shows denarii in the center and bread in the bottom of the diagram. The following diagrams will show how many people were in the crowd, the types and amount of food they bought, and how much they had to pay for it.

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