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Mk 16:2c ... having-arisen the Sun.

The 3rd phrase has these 3 narrator words ... anateilantos tou hēliou (having-arisen the sun).

The 3 words are top down. The words "tou hēliou" (the sun) are tangent to the gematria sign of "the sun" entering the doorway of the tomb. The word "anateilantos" (having-arisen) is tangent to the sign of "the Youth," the risen Jesus. This diagram is based on the alternate gematria values of the Greek words "hēlios" (sun = 318) and "ho hēlios" (the sun = 388). The "sun" is tangent to and fills the "doorway" of the tomb. From this diagram, one sees that the 2 suns are equal in height to Jesus (888) and according to the Greek text and the nitch in the top of the tomb, the raised Jesus (8880) has risen just like the Sun.

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