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Mk 12:6b ... "he sent him finally before them, ..."

The 3rd phrase has these 5 dialog words, ... apesteilen auton esxaton pros autous ("he sent him finally before them, ..."

The 5 dialog words are tangent to the 7 triangles holding Jesus the narrator, the overturned empty triangle that held the father's beloved Son in the previous diagram, the 4 contiguous land workers, and triangle holding the beloved Son between the 4 land workers. Remember, this is a parable. The real Lord of the vineyard (God the Father) now sets his Son (Jesus) before the high priests, scribes, and elders (the land workers). The diagram still shows Jesus speaking to the readers. The geometry is now set up for the next verse.

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