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Mk 12:26d ... 'I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob'"

The 4th, 5th, and 6th phrases have these 12 dialog words, ... Egō ho theos Abraam, kai ho theos Isaak, kai ho theos Iakōb ("I am the God of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob'").

The 12 dialog words, in three groups of four words, are top down left to right. The 2 words "Egō ho" (the I am) is the name of God the Father and appears tangent to the bottom of his face. The 2 words "theos Abraam" (God of Abraham) are tangent to the face of Jesus. The 4 words, "and the God of Isaac," when raised are tangent to God the Father and Son, as are the 4 words "and the God of Jacob." God the Father speaks of their 3 Spirits as being alive like angels with God in the heavens. In a few days the Jews and Romans would crucify Jesus, but after three "days" in the tomb, Jesus would raise himself from the dead just like sometime in the future he would restore the living Spirits of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob with their dead bodies.

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