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Mt 14:21 ... The-ones yet eating were men about five-thousand apart-from women and children.

Verse 21 has 3 phrases and 11 narrator words, ... hoi de esthiontes ēsan andres ōsei pentakisxilioi, xōris gunaikōn kai paidiōn (the-ones yet eating were men about five-thousand apart-from women and children).

The first 5 words are top down tangent to Jesus, then 6 horizontal words, in pairs of two and four, tangent to the word "men." Jesus stands inside and on 3 empty inscribed squares, whose first and third squares are tangent to three horizontal squares, each having an area of 5,000 sq. units. The 3 words "andres ōsei pentakisxilioi" (men about five-thousand) overlap the red men's square. The words "xōris gunaikōn" (apart-from women) and "kai paidiōn" (and children) are tangent to the two 5,000 sq. unit white squares representing women and children which are "apart from the men's square." The 15,000 men, women, and children are in vesica mode, eating their broken loaves of bread, in the rectangle wilderness.

End: Feeding the 5000, Mt 14:21 > Matt 14:22a