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Mk 10:9b ... man not should separate.

The second phrase has these 3 dialog words, ... anthrōpos mē xōrizetō (man not should separate).

The 3 dialog words are bottom up. The three words are tangent to Jesus and the two white triangles yoking the man and wife together by the tips of their toes, but not their bodies. The two words "anthrōpos mē" (man not) is tangent to the three triangles holding the man who has pulled the husband and the wife apart. The diagram is a sign of what man should not do.

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