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@@ -37,25 +37,19 @@ If people would correctly understand what a symbolic action meant to the people
 ### Examples of Translation Strategies Applied
 
 1. Tell what the person did and why he did it.
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-  * **Jairus fell down at Jesus' feet.** (Luke 8:41 ULB)
-      * Jairus fell down at Jesus' feet in order to show that he greatly respected him.
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-  * **Look, I stand at the door and knock.** (Revelation 3:20 ULB)
-      * Look, I stand at the door and knock on it, asking you to let me in.
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+  * **Behold, a man named Jairus ... fell down at Jesus' feet ...** (Luke 8:41 ULB)
+      * Behold, a man named Jairus ... fell down at Jesus' feet in order to show that he greatly respected him ...
+  * **Look, I am standing at the door and am knocking.** (Revelation 3:20 ULB)
+      * Look, I am standing at the door and knocking on it, asking you to let me in.  
+  
 1. Do not tell what the person did, but tell what he meant.
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-  * **Jairus fell down at Jesus' feet.** (Luke 8:41)
-      * Jairus showed Jesus great respect.
-
-  * **Look, I stand at the door and knock.** (Revelation 3:20)
-      * Look, I stand at the door and ask you to let me in.
-
+  * **Behold, a man named Jairus ... fell down at Jesus' feet ...** (Luke 8:41)
+      * Behold, a man named Jairus ... showed Jesus great respect ...
+  * **Look, I am standing at the door and am knocking.** (Revelation 3:20)
+      * Look, I am standing at the door and asking you to let me in.  
+  
 1. Use an action from your own culture that has the same meaning.
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-  * **Jairus fell down at Jesus' feet.** (Luke 8:41 ULB) - Since Jairus actually did this, we would not substitute an action from our own culture.
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-  * **Look, I stand at the door and knock.** (Revelation 3:20 ULB) -  Jesus was not standing at a real door. Rather he was speaking about wanting to have a relationship with people. So in cultures where it is polite to clear one's throat when wanting to be let into a house, you could use that.
-      * Look, I stand at the door and clear my throat.
-
+  * **Behold, a man named Jairus ... fell down at Jesus' feet ...** (Luke 8:41 ULB) - Since Jairus actually did this, we would not substitute an action from our own culture.
+  * **Look, I am standing at the door and am knocking.** (Revelation 3:20 ULB) -  Jesus was not standing at a real door. Rather he was speaking about wanting to have a relationship with people. So in cultures where it is polite to clear one's throat when wanting to be let into a house, you could use that.
+      * Look, I am standing at the door and clearing my throat.  
+