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Mk 12:6c ... "saying that, ... "They will respect the Son of me.""

The 4th, and 5th phrases have these 6 dialog words, ... legōn hoti, entrapēsontai ton huin mou ("saying that, ... "They will respect the son of me"").

The 6 dialog words of the last 2 phrases are top down, tangent to the 7 triangles holding Jesus the narrator, the father, the 4 contiguous land workers, and the father's beloved Son in the previous diagram. Remember, this is a parable. The Lord of the vineyard (God the Father) now sets his son (Jesus) before the high priests, scribes, and elders (the land workers). The diagram shows the Father speaking. The geometry is now set up for the next verse.

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