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Mt 14:22a ... And immediately he-compelled the disciples to-enter into the boat, ...

Verse 22 has 3 phrases and 20 narrator words. The 1st phrase contains 9 words in this order so that the words lie next to the signs they name ... "Kai eutheōs ēnagkasen tous mathētas eubēnai eis to ploion" (And immediately he-compelled the disciples to-enter into the boat, ...).

Diagram 1: The 9 narrator words are bottom up. The word "eutheōs," (immediately), is the cue to use the previous diagram as a template. The previous diagram that held the sign of the five thousand, and then the women and children, now holds the boat and the twelve disciples (in vesica mode). The two words "tous mathētas" are tangent to "the disciples" in vesica mode. The two words "to ploion" are tangent to "the boat."

Diagram 2: The nine narrator words are bottom up. The 5 words "kai eutheōs ēnagkasen tous mathētas" (and immediately he-compelled the disciples) are tangent to Jesus. The two words "to ploion" are tangent to "the boat."

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