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Mk 15:43b ... who also himself was looking forward to the Kingdom of God, ...

The 4th phrase has these 9 narrator words ... hos kai autos ēn prosdexomenos tēn basileian tou theou (who also himself was looking forward to the Kingdom of God, ...).

The 9 narrator words are bottom up. The diagram shows the 3 words "hos kai autos" (who also himself) are tangent to the two signs of Joseph. The 2 words "hos kai autos" (who also) are tangent to the triangle holding the vesica form of Joseph. The word "autos" (himself) is tangent to his face. The last 6 words "ēn prosdexomenos tēn basileian tou theou" (was looking forward to the Kingdom of God) are tangent to Josef standing before God the Father in his Kingdom. This brings us back again to the word "eusxēmōn," from eu (good) and schēma (appearance). Joseph transfigured into face mode in order to stand in God's Kingdom. He is now ready to go in to see Pilate.

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