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Mk 3:11a ... And the Spirits the Unclean, whenever him they-saw, were-falling-before him, ...

Verse 11 has 5 phrases containing 20 words. The first 3 phrases contain these 10 narrator words, ... Kai ta pneumata ta akatharta, hotan auton etheōroun, prosepipton autō (And the Spirits the Unclean, whenever him they-saw, were-falling-before him, ... ).

The 10 narrator words are bottom up. The 5 words "Kai ta pneumata ta akatharta (And the Spirits the Unclean) are tangent to 4, the maximum number of "Unclean Spirits" and the crowd of men inside them. The two adjacent pronouns "auton, autō" (him, him) are tangent to Jesus. The Unclean Spirits and the men they possess are in position for the next diagram.

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