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Mk 7:6a ... Then he said to them, ... "Ideally prophesied Isaiah about you the hypocrites, ..."

Verse 6 has 5 phrases and 29 words. The first 2 phrases have these 4 narrator and 7 dialog words, ... ho de eipen autois, Kalōs eprothēteusen Esaias peri humōn tōn hupokritōn (The yet he said to them, "Ideally prophesied Isaiah about you the hypocrites," ...).

The 11 words are top down. The 4 narrator words are tangent to Jesus, the first 3 dialog words are tangent to Isaiah, the last 4 are tangent to the scribes. The two phrases draw what Jesus said. The third word is tangent to Isaiah, the last two words are tangent to the scribes. The pharisees and the scribes are enclosed inside "the traditions" of their elders. Isaiah is "prophesizing" into the sign of the "ideal."

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