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Mk 3:1b ... And there-was a-man there having the dry hand.

The second sentence has these 8 narrator words, ... kai ēn ekei anthrōpos exērammenēn echōn tēn cheira (And there-was a-man there having the dry hand).

The 8 words are bottom up. The diagram shows a man inside an Unclean Spirit holding up his "dried hand." The eight Christ sized (1480) text word circles are tangent to the man. The word "exērammenēn" (dry) is tangent to the man's "dry hand." The 4 words "exērammenēn echōn tēn cheira" (dry having the hand) are tangent to the Man, his Unclean Spirit, and both of his hands.

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