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Mk 14:39 ... And again having gone away he prayed, the same word having said.

Verse 39 has these 8 narrator words plus the same 8 dialog words Jesus said when he went away and prayed ... Kai palin apelthōn prosēuksato ton auton logon eipōn (And again having gone away he prayed, the same word having said).

The 8 narrator words are bottom up from Jesus having gone away to the bottom of the graph. The first 4 words "Kai palin apelthōn prosēuksato" (And again having gone away he prayed, ...) are tangent to the sign of Jesus praying. The last 8 dialog words Jesus said in verse 38 ... To men pneuma prothumon, hē de sarks asthenēs (The indeed Spirit (is) willing, the but flesh (is) weak) are tangent to the two equilateral triangles that filled the hexoganal trial room. Jesus prayed to the Holy Spirit above about his spirit being willing but his mortal flesh was weak, knowing the hour of his death was about a day away.

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