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Mk 14:14b ... "Where is the guest-room of me, where the passover with the disciples of me I may eat?"

The 3rd and 4th phrases have these 13 dialog words, ... Pou estin to kataluma mou, hopou to pasxa meta tōn mathētōn mou fagō ("Where is the guest-room of me, where the passover with the disciples of me I may eat")?

Diagram 1, Jesus in Bethany instructs the disciples: The 13 dialog words are bottom up from the bottom of the diagram to the bottom of the guest-room to where Jesus may eat the passover with his disciples. Jesus tells the disciples to ask 2 questions to the house-ruler. Q#1) The 5 words "where is the guest-room of me?" The diagram shows the guest-room is directly over the empty doorway. Q#2a) The diagram shows the next 3 words "where (is) the passover" are tangent to the bottom of the rhombus holding the passover bread. Q#2b) The last 5 words "with the disciples of me I may eat" are tangent to the rhombus holding the passover. Diagram 15b will show where Simon and John will prepare the passover. The diagram shows the last 2 words "of me I may eat" are tangent to the face and body of Jesus, aka the house-ruler.

Diagram 2, The disciples question the House-Ruler: The 13 (1480 size) words are bottom up, word for word, what the Teacher (Jesus) said to tell the house-ruler. The first 5 dialog words, "where is the guest-room of me?" are bottom up from John and Simon to the top of the doorway. The diagram shows the Guest-Room is directly above the doorway. The diagram shows the next 3 words "where (is) the passover" are tangent to the doorway triangle and above it the bottom of the rhombus holding the basket of unraised bread. The diagram shows the last 5 words "with the disciples of me I may eat?" are tangent to the top of the rhombus holding the basket of unraised bread. The disciples will eat the passover bread tonight. Jesus will pass over the last night of his life. At three o'clock tomorrow he will be dead.

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