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Mk 8:7b ... and having blessed them he said, ...

The second phrase has these 4 narrator words ... kai eulogēsas auta eipen (and having blessed them he said, ...).

The 4 narrator words are bottom up. The two words "kai eulogēsas" (and having blessed) are tangent to a white equilateral triangle, the sign of the abstract noun "a blessing" (eulogia), coming from eu (good) and logos (a reasoning expressed in words). The word "auta" (them) refers to the "little fish" being blessed. The word "eipen" (he said) is tangent to the mouth of Jesus. The diagram shows Jesus (888) has started to multiply and break the fish in two before the crowd. The diagram shows 8+8+8 = 24 blessed little fish.

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