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Mt 14:30a ... But ~ seeing the strong ~ wind he-was-afraid.

Verse 30 has 4 phrases containing 11 narrator and 3 dialog words. The 1st phrase contains these 6 narrator words, ... Blepōn de ton anemon isxuron efobēthē (Seeing but the wind strong he-was-afraid).

The 6 narrator words are bottom up. The first 4 words are tangent to the inside circumference of white circle (the wind). The 2 white circles coming out from Simon's head is the sign Simon was afraid of the strong wind. Simon looked down at the 4 blue waters and saw the deep sea under the boat. The last 2 words, "isxuron efobēthē" (strong he-was-afraid) are tangent to the strong wind coming out of the mouth of Jesus that would push him down the chute of "waters" where he would drop off the stern of the boat and "sink like a stone" to the bottom of the sea.

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