Mk 14:30b ... "Amen I say to you, that you, this day to this the very night, ..."

The 2nd, 3rd, and 4th phrases have these 9 dialog words, ... Amēn legō soi, hoti su, sēmeron tautē, tē nukti, ("Amen I say to you, that you, this day to this the very night, ...").

The 9 dialog words are top down. The first 3 words are held by Jesus who delivers his last "amen prophesy." The hexagon fills with amen's (98.666) for the last time. The 4 words "hoti su sēmeron tautē" (that to you this day to this) are tangent to the white day triangle inside and out. The word "semera" comes from an "s" (a stem meaning "this") and hemera (meaning "a day"). The word "tautē" means "to this." These 4 words seem to be a riddle that "this day" (is equal) "to this," the next 2 words "tē nukti" (the very night), the dark triangle representing "one night" also of 12 hours. This word riddle equates a day with a night and unlocks the meaning of three days (night, day, night = 36 hours), the length of time after which Jesus will rise from the tomb. It just so happens that the sign of a tomb and a mountain have the same silhouette, a large triangle 3/4ths the height of the graph.

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