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Mk 5:43a ... And he-put-through to-them sternly, that no-one should-know this.

Verse 43 has 3 phrases and 13 narrator words. The 1st and 2nd phrases contain these 8 words, ... Kai diesteilato autois polla, hina mēdeis gnoi touto (And he put through to them sternly, that no one should know this).

The 8 narrator words are top-down. The 4 words of the first phrase are tangent to 4440 circle holding Jairus and his wife. The 4 words of the second phrase, "hina mēdeis gnoi touto" (that nobody should know this) is tangent to the halves of the Unclean Spirit and the triangles holding the two nobodies, such as their servants. The two nobodies are upside down so that their ears are tangent to the empty circles coming from the mouths of Jairus and his wife. This shows Jairus is keeping the "messianic secret" of Jesus that he is the messiah, the "Son of God."

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