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Mk 9:9c ... except when the 'Son of Man' out of the dead should rise.

The third phrase has these 10 narrator words, ... ei mē hotan ho huios tou anthrōpou ek nekrōn anastē (if not when ever the 'Son of Man' out of the dead should rise).

The 10 narrator words are top down tangent to the image of a dead Christ (1480). This part of the verse portrays a hypothetical time in the future when Jesus (Christ 1480) who always calls himself the "Son of Man" (2960) has risen from his death. The dead Christ (1480) and the risen Christ (1480) are exactly tangent to the inside of the Son of Man (2960) circle.

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