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Mk 8:6c ... having given good grace he broke them, ...

The third phrase has these 2 narrator words ... eucharistēsas eklasen (having given 'good grace' he broke them, ...).

The 2 narrator words are top down internally tangent to a white equilateral triangle, the sign of the Holy Spirit. The word "charís" (grace) is an abstract noun which by convention is an equilateral triangle. The color of the prefix "eu" (good) is white. The synonymn for 'good-grace' is 'thanks.' Jesus used his hands, the 2 narrator words, and this triangle of grace to break the seven loaves in two. The diagram shows the eucharistic triangle supported by fourteen semicircles of bread (7 broken loaves) in the shape of a table.

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