Mk 5:12 ... And they called beside him saying, ... "Send us into the 'pigs,' so that into them we may enter."

Verse 12 has 3 phrases of 4 narrator and 9 dialog words in this order, ... Kai parekalesan auton legontes, ... "pempson hēmas eis tous choirous, hina eis autous eiselthōmen" (And they called beside him saying, ... "Send us into the 'pigs,' so that into them we may enter").

The first 2 phrases of 4 narrator and 5 dialog words are bottom up, tangent from the Unclean Spirits to the Demoniac, through the 4 pigs to Jesus. The last phrase of 4 dialog words are top down the sides, from to the 4 pigs to the foot of the mountain. The verb "parekalesan," from para (beside) and kaleo (they called), shows the demoniac has "5 Unclean Spirits" (stacked 1,130 deep) under and beside him. The Unclean Spirits now have the 'pigs' (Roman soldiers) surrounded by their words because they are asking Jesus permission to enter them. Their first 5 words "pempson hēmas eis tous choirous" (Send us into the pigs) and their last 4 words "hina eis autous eiselthōmen" (so that into them we may enter) are paraphrases of each other.

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