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Mk 5:21c ... and he-was beside the sea.

The third phrase has these 5 narrator words in this order ... kai ēn para tēn thalassan (and he was beside the sea).

The 5 narrator words are bottom up. The 4 words "ēn para tēn thalassan" (he was beside the sea) are tangent to Jesus and his boat which lie on the shoreline of the land "beside the sea." The word "ēn" (he was) lies directly over the center of the Jesus 8880 circle and the circumference of that circle lies "beside the sea" just like the verse says. The image of Jesus in his boat also lies "beside the sea," just like the verse says.

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