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By Jack Joseph Smith

New Trouble You hurt How about The old wound in Jesus And let's make it worse Serious hurt, Off a first name basis On the way to the way of Christ Hurt on purpose, work and war and disorderily conduct Still as the Sun,, all about the body of Christ However,. sickness on its own We all watch from the bridge of our noise, new trouble, not necessarly him

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AI Interpretation

GPT

This page frames new trouble through hurt, the old wound in Jesus, work, war, sickness, and a noisy bridge from which people watch.

The corrected transcript keeps the page's rough theology intact: hurt is both intimate and social, tied to Christ's body but also to conduct, disorder, and sickness. The last phrase, 'not necessarly him,' leaves the trouble suspended between divine figure and collective human noise.

Claude

New Trouble. You hurt — how about the old wound in Jesus, let's make it worse. Off a first-name basis, on the way to the way of Christ. Hurt on purpose — work and war and disorderly conduct. Still as the Sun, all about the body of Christ — new trouble, not necessarily him.