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Mk 11:23d ... "and does not waver in the heart of him, ..."

The fourth phrase has these 7 dialog words ... kai mē diakrithē en tē kardia autou ("and not does waver in the heart of him, "). The opposite of "mē diakrithē" (not having doubted) is "believing."

The 7 words are top down. Jesus now addresses a pair of representative disciples (he always sent them out two by two) to think and speak for all twelve. The diagram shows all the words in this phrase appear next to the signs they name. This part of the verse is saying "the disciples believed through their hearts." The three words "tē kardia autou" (the heart of him) are tangent to "the three hearts of him" that are tangent to the sign of him "believing." The imagery of the text matches the signs in the diagram.

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