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Mk 10:11c ... is (commiting) adultering against her.

The third phrase has the following 3 dialog words, ... "moixatai ep autēn" (is commiting adultery upon her).

The 3 dialog words are top down. The pronoun "autēn" (her) is tangent to the first wife. The diagram shows the husband commits a serious sin against his first wife (the blond) because divorce might leave her with no means of support. The noun of "adultery" is synonymous to the noun of "sin." The man should consider how he would feel if God divorced him because he was in the state of sin.

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