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Mt 14:23b ... now having-become evening, he-was ~ alone there.

The 4th and 5th phrases have these 6 narrator words ... "opsias de genomenēs, monos ēn ekei" (evening now having-become, alone he-was there).

The 6 narrator words are bottom up. The first 3 words are tangent from the center of the mountain to the bottom of the white equilateral triangle, the sign of the Holy Spirit. The last 3 words are tangent to the inner base and sides of the Holy Spirit and to the face of Jesus who is "alone there," inside the white triangle. If the six words represent the sixth hour of the night, that would agree with what the text says "opsias de genomenes" (now having become evening).

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