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Mk 5:42a ... And 'immediately' the little-maid stood-up, ...

Verse 42 has 4 phrases and 16 narrator words. The 1st phrase has these 5 words, ... Kai euthus anestē to korasion (And 'immediately' stood up the little-maid, ...).

The 5 narrator words are bottom up. The word "euthus" (immediately) is the cue to use the previous diagram 41b as a template. The position of the triangles in both diagrams is identical. Also, the position and meaning of the 5 words in 41b (translated The Little-maid, I say Arise!) and in 42a (And 'immediately' the little-maid stood up) are virtually identical in both diagrams. The two diagrams (41b and 42a) immediately confirm Jesus has opened the eyes of the child from death and she "stood up" on her own. The next diagram will prove just how much life and energy she has.

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