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Mk 12:33b ... "and out of all of the understanding, and out of all of the strength, ..."

The 2nd and 3rd phrases have these 10 dialog words, ... kai ex holēs tēs suneseōs kai ex holēs tēs isxuos ("and out of all of the understanding, and out of all of the strength, ...").

The 10 dialog words are top down, tangent to Jesus, the Israelites, and the Scribe. The first 5 words "kai ex holēs tēs suneseōs" (and out of all of the understanding) are tangent to the triangles holding the Israelites and Jesus. The last 5 words "kai ex holēs tēs isxuos" (and out of all of the strength) are tangent to the triangles holding the Scribe and the Israelites. The term "ex holēs" ("out of all" or "from the all") is a double entendre, a phrase open to two interpretations, that implies "the words of understanding and strength" in this diagram are "not all," they are "out of all." The diagram is a sign that what looks "like all of" may be room for more.

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