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Mk 8:35c ... "Yet who ever loses his soul for my sake and the good-news, ..."

The third phrase has these 12 dialog words ... hos d' an apolesei tēn psuxēn autou eneken emou kai tou euaggeliou ("who yet ever loses the soul of him for the sake of me and the good news, ...").

The 12 dialog words are top down. The word "who" is tangent to the man. The words "the soul of him" is tangent to the "spiritual life and soul" of the man. The word "emou" (of me / of Jesus) is tangent to the "Holy Spirit" (white equilateral triangle). The double sign for the two words "eu-aggeliou" (good news) is a white equilateral rhombus, the sign of "the good, the news/word, Holy Spirit, and Jesus."

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