GALLERY OF SIGNS
The visual language of the gospel diagrams
How the Signs Work
Every verse is a drawing
Each gospel verse is a drawing instruction. The words describe how to construct the underlying diagram.
Words become circles
Each Greek word defines a circle — with circumference based on Jesus (888) or Christ (1,480) units.
Two kinds of words
Narrator words (blue, thin border) are spoken by the gospel author. Dialog words (white, thick border) are spoken by characters.
Proven by geometry
When words fit tangent to objects on the Star of David, the story is proven true — like a geometry theorem.
The 10 Basic Constructions
Using only a compass and straightedge, these fundamental shapes form every sign in the gospels.
Template Lines
The 80×80 Grid
The Raised Jesus (8880) Graph
Triangles
Squares — Perimeters & Areas
Rectangles
Rhombus Signs
Circles
Vesica Pisces & Radius Chord Vesicas
Fishers of Men — Christ VesicasFeatured Signs from the Glossary
Every important word in the gospels has a geometric sign. Here are some of the most iconic.
Jesus - Iēsous (888)
Iēsous (ee-ay-sooce') Noun, Masculine - Jesus is the second person of the Trinity. The Hebrew origin of Jesus is Joshua or Jehoshua meaning "Jehovah is salvation."
Cross - stauros
Stauros (stow-ros') Noun, Masculine - a Cross, the crossbeam of a Roman cross.
Dove - peristera
Peristera (per-is-ter-ah') Noun, feminine - a Dove, a pigeon.
fish-ixthues-1224-153
Ichthues (ikh-thoo'-es) Mass Noun, Masculine - two or more Fish. Ichthus is a single fish. Ichthudion (ikh-thoo'-dee-on) - a little fish. The word opsareeon is a synonym of the diminutive ikhthoodeeon, also meaning "a little fish." The English word "fish" is a mass noun; singular or plural is the same word.
Angel - aggelos
Aggelos (ang'-el-os) Noun, Masculine - Messenger, Angel.
Bread, Loaves - artos, artoi (481)
artos (ar'-tos); artoi ( ar'-to-ee ) Noun, Masculine - Bread, a Loaf, Loaves of Bread.
Heart - kardia
Kardia (kar-dee'-ah) Noun, Feminine - the Heart, mind, character, inner self, will, intention, center.
Light - phos
Phōs (foce) Noun, Neuter - The Light. The word only appears once in Mark.
Sea - thalassa
Thalassa (thal'-as-sah) Noun, Feminine - In Mark used specifically of the Sea of Galilee.
Fire - pur
pur ( poor) Noun, Neuter - Fire
Eye - Ophthalmos
Ophthalmos (of-thal-mos') Noun, Masculine - Eye
Kingdom - basileia
Basileia (bas-il-i'-ah) Noun, Feminine - a Kingdom, a territory ruled by a king.
Cloud - nephele
nephelē (nef-el'-ay) Noun, Feminine - Cloud, In the bible the cloud (nephele) is used as a vehicle for coming and going between heaven and earth as well as for speaking.
Blood - haima
Haima (hah'-ee-ma) Mass Noun, Neuter - Blood, or things that resemble blood such as wine or grape juice.
Hand - cheir
Cheir (khire) Noun, Feminine - Hand
Basket - spuris
spuris (spoo-rece') Noun, Feminine - A large basket, larger than a kofinos. A spuris was even large enough to lower Paul down over the wall of Damascus (Acts 9:25).
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