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Mk 2:5a ... And the Jesus having-seen the faith of-them, ...

Verse 5 has 4 phrases containing 15 words. The first phrase has these 7 narrator words, ... Kai idōn ho Iēsous tēn pistin autōn (And having seen the Jesus 'the faith of them,' ...).

The 7 words are top down. The 4 words "Kai idōn ho Iēsous" (And having seen the Jesus) are tangent to Jesus. The sign for the abstract noun "ē pistis" (the faith) is a white equilateral triangle. The 3 words "tēn pistin autōn" (the faith of them) is tangent to the sign of their "their faith, their belief." The diagram shows the 7 narrator words are tangent to Jesus and to the faith of the four attendants and the paralytic boy.

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