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Mk 14:21c ... "Ideal to him if that man was not born!"

The fourth phrase has these 8 dialog words ... kalon autōi ei ouk egennēthē ho anthrōpos ekeinos ("Ideal to him if not was born the man that!").

The 8 words are top down. The sign of an "ideal" is a rhombus. The 2 words "kalon autōi" (Ideal to him) are tangent to the top half of a rhombus that holds a mother. The 2 words "anthrōpos ekeinos" (man that) are tangent to bottom half of the rhombus that holds Jesus, as the Son of Man. Jesus was not born as a man but as God. God the Father said ... "You are my Son, the Beloved One, I am well pleased with you" (Mk 1:11b). As an ordinary man, Jesus would have died on the cross, which was "not ideal" if he was a man.

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