The passage and Jiang's gloss reduce redemption to two possibilities: God pardons through mercy alone, or humanity somehow makes payment for its own folly.
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Folly
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"...man, or of himself, man had to proffer payment for his folly."
"Okay, all right. So, okay, what you're saying here is, okay, we screwed up, and this is the worst thing that we could have..."
"...humbled. But once Israel is humbled, everyone in Israel recognize the folly of his or her arrogance, hubris, and then will beg God for..."
"...man had yet to see his final evening. But, through his folly little time was left before he did, he was so close to..."
"...man, or of himself, man has to prefer payment for his folly."
"...distribute until the wise have once more become joyous in the folly, and the poor happy in their riches. Therefore must I descend into..."
"...to see his final evening he's not dead but for his folly little time was left before he did he was so close to..."
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