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Mk 12:2b ... "so that from the farmers, he might receive from the fruits of the vineyard."

The 2nd and 3rd phrases have these 10 dialog words ... hina para tōn geōrgōn, labēi apo tōn karpōn tou ampelōnos ("so that from the farmers, he might receive from the fruits of the vineyard").

The 10 dialog words are top down from the hands of Jesus to the top and bottom of the vineyard. The previous diagram showed its 8 words going down the center of the vineyard so the word "slave" would be tangent to its image. The 10 words in this diagram make room so that the nouns in this diagram are tangent to its images. The words "tōn geōrgōn" (the farmers), and "tōn karpōn" (the fruits), and "tou ampelōnos" (the vineyard) are all tangent to their images.

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