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What do words ??bleared?, ?smeared?, and ??seared? suggests? [NEB][3]

These words suggest that people have been running after work for money: not work for god. People are engaged in profit making transaction. Thay are tired of doing hard work so much that they cant spare any time to give to god. They never care for God. Their work only meant for money.

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