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Mk 9:1d ... "until ever they see the 'Kingdom of God' has come in power."

The fifth phrase has these 10 dialog words, ... heōs an idōsin tēn basileian tou theou elēluthuian en dunamei ("until ever they see the Kingdom of God has come in Power").

The 10 words spoken by Jesus are bottom up from the three disciples, to the lips of Jesus, to God the Father, then down left and right to the signs of Power. The disciples see the 'Kingdom of God' forms a hexagram containing 9 equilateral triangles headed by the Trinity (God the Father, Jesus the Son of God, held by the Holy Spirit). The sign for "Power" (a white equilateral triangle) has the same sign as "Life" and the "Holy Spirit." The 3 words "heōs an idōsin" (until ever they see) are tangent to the two white triangles holding James, Simon, and John who are standing and "seeing." The two words "en dunamei" (in power) are each tangent to a white equilateral triangle, the sign of "power."

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