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Mk 6:47b ... and he alone upon the earth.

The third phrase contains these 6 narrator words ... kai autos monos epi tēs gēs (and he alone upon the earth).

The diagram shows the six gospel text words placed left to right, top down. The three words "kai autos monos" (and he alone) is tangent to Jesus and puts him on the geometric center of the graph. The last three words "epi tēs gēs" (upon the earth) are tangent to the mirror image of the words above supporting Jesus and the ground below. The next few diagrams will show that Jesus can invisibly transport himself to his twelve disciples in trouble in their boat in the midst of the sea.

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