Jiang glosses the line about concealed vengeance as a direct complaint to God for seeming not to act against ecclesial corruption.
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Lament
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "six and seven um you the vengeance of god oh why do you still lie consumed what does that like on like consuming why..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "six and seven um you the vengeance of god oh why do you still lie consumed what does that like on like consuming why..."
Key Notes
Jiang glosses the line as a lament spoken to God: Peter is asking why God lies concealed instead of acting against corruption.
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"six and seven um you the vengeance of god oh why do you still lie consumed what does that like on like consuming why..."
"It wasn't God take action, right? You, the vengeance of God, right? You, God, you're being offended by all this corruption, so why do..."
"It's a Lamont. It's a Lamont. Yes, it's you, God. Okay, okay. Yes, okay. All right. Okay? Let's keep on going."
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