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Mk 7:1 ... And led together before him the pharasees and some of the scribes, having come from Jerusalem.

Verse 1 has two phrases and these 13 narrator words ... Kai sunagontai pros auton hoi farisaioi kai tines tōn grammateōn elthontes apo Hierosolumōn (And led together before him the pharasees and some of the scribes, having come from Jerusalem).

The 13 words are top down. The narrator is talking through the text. The seven words "Kai sunagontai pros auton hoi farisaioi kai" (And led together before him the pharasees and) are tangent to the white triangle holding Jesus and the two pharasees inside the green triangles who indeed "have been led before him." The four words "and some of the scribes" are tangent to two scribes which indeed is only some of the six scribes in the diagram. The last three words "having come from Jerusalem" are tangent to four remaining scribes, the ones in the large rectangle, the sign of Jerusalem.

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