Mk 6:5a ... And not was-he-able there to-do not-yet-one power, ...

Verse 5 contains 3 phrases and 15 narrator words. The 1st phrase contains these 7 narrator words in this order, ... Kai ouk edunato ekei poiēsai oudemian dunamin (And not was-he-able there to-do 'not-yet-one' power," ...).

The 7 narrator words are top down. The wording of this phrase may have been constructed to deceive the reader. According to the Scripture4All.org Interlinear, the word "oudemian" (not-yet-one) implies the number zero. However, when paired with the previous word "ouk" (not) you have a double negative "ouk oudemian" (not not-yet-one) meaning (more than one) or an intensification of (none). The diagram shows the last two words "oudemian dunamin" (not-any, not-one, not-yet-one power) can be seen as "a pair of powers." The following text and the next two diagrams confirm this interpretation that Jesus made "not-one" power but two cures (powers = miracles)!