The churches in the big cities are full of silver and gold that do not need God, while countless the churches trembled at the doors of the churches, eagerly awaiting sleek gifts that are thrown in their open hands.
Many churches in large cities are filled with material wealth like silver and gold, which symbolize riches that seem to make God's presence unnecessary. These churches appear to prioritize wealth over spiritual devotion, reflecting a focus on material prosperity rather than genuine faith.
At the same time, countless worshippers line up at church doors, eager to receive generous gifts that are handed out freely. This scene highlights a contrast between the superficial accumulation of riches by the churches and the people's thirst for material benefits, suggesting a shift away from spiritual values toward materialism.
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