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Mk 11:23a ... "Amen I say to you, ..."

Verse 23 is a large sentence having 6 phrases and 31 dialog words. The first phrase has these 3 words ... Amēn legō humin ("Amen I say to you, ...").

The 3 dialog words are top down. Jesus typically uses the sign of the word "amen" (98.666) to gather the twelve disciples when he wants to show them something important. In this case, he will show the disciples all 1269 amen's that enabled him to curse the fig tree and how to raise a mountain and cast it into the sea all through sacred geometry and "belief of God."

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