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Mk 14:48 ... And having-answered the Jesus said to-them, ... "As against a-thief you-come-out with short-swords and clubs to-arrest me?"

Verse 48 has 2 phrases containing these 6 narrator and 10 dialog words ... Kai apokritheis ho Iēsous eipen autois, ōs epi lēstēn eksēlthate meta maxairōn kai ksulōn sullabein me (And having answered the Jesus said to them, ... "As against a thief you come out with short-swords and clubs to arrest me")?

The 1st phrase of 6 narrator words are top down tangent to the rhombus then to the head of Jesus. The 2nd phrase of 10 dialog words starts tangent to the bottom rhombus then tangent to the face of Jesus. The 2 words "meta maxairōn" (with short-swords) are tangent to the bottom rhombus that is filled "with short swords." The 2 words "kai ksulōn" (and clubs) are touching the top and bottom of the two clubs held in the hands of the four temple police. The 6 words "meta maxairōn kai ksulōn sullabein me" (with short-swords and clubs to arrest me) are tangent to the police, their weapons, the body of Jesus, and even his two garments. Judas has just robbed Jesus of his freedom and then sold his life for money, just like how a thief steals a valuable and sells it for money.

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