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Mk 7:33c ... and having-spit, ...

The third phrase has these 2 narrator words ... kai ptusas (and having spit, ...).

The 2 narrator words are top down. One of the large white triangles that was split into into nine equal parts is back together again and placed under Jesus with it's point on the bond of the man's mouth. The other white triangle that was broken into 10 parts is now broken into 18 parts. The point of one triangle combined with the spit coming from both directions will break the bonds on the man's tongue and ears. The two words "kai ptusas" (and having spit) are tangent to the white triangle, the two streams of spit, and the bond covering the mouth and tongue of the deaf-mute. The Unclean Spirit is still tangent to the ear and tongue bonds and continues to possess him.

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