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Mk 12:13b ... in order that him they might snare in a word.

The second phrase has these 4 narrator words, ... hina auton agreusōsin logōi (in order that him they might snare in a word).

The 4 narrator words are top down. In order to snare Jesus, he needs to drop down inside an equilateral triangle which will act as his "snare." This diagram shows how the Pharisees and Herodians plan to "snare" Jesus. The gematria value of "the word" (ho logos) is 443 units and its sign is a circle with that circumference held in its own snare. The Pharisees and Herodians would like to use a word said by Jesus to snare him. Each "word" (443) they hope he says, can be attached to the top and bottom of the triangle (the snare) that can be used against him later.

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