This song is about Christians who stab each other in the back and eat their own. Remember the parable of the two servants? The one who owed the king thousands was forgiven his debt, but he turned around and started choking the poor dude who owed him 20 bucks, saying "Pay what you owe." When the king found out, he threw him into a cold cell, until he paid what he owed.
You call this inspiration. I call this a charade.
Driven by institution. Hell-bent on cleaning the stain.
These lyrics describe the anti-christ denominational system of that is obsessed with following the law and scrubbing their consciences clean.
This song is about Christians who stab each other in the back and eat their own. Remember the parable of the two servants? The one who owed the king thousands was forgiven his debt, but he turned around and started choking the poor dude who owed him 20 bucks, saying "Pay what you owe." When the king found out, he threw him into a cold cell, until he paid what he owed.
You call this inspiration. I call this a charade. Driven by institution. Hell-bent on cleaning the stain.
These lyrics describe the anti-christ denominational system of that is obsessed with following the law and scrubbing their consciences clean.