Job is a great example of faith. Despite everything that happened to him, he still believed God and that God had a plan for him.
Another great example is Moses. He wasn't eloquent of speech. In fact, his brother Aaron spoke often for him. When you read about Exodus and Numbers, you see how much faith he had in God. He had to lead a whole community out of Egypt, and he had to stand before Pharaoh.
Moses had faith in God's plan for the people, and became one of the most humble men on earth.
One more great example is Esther and Ruth. The two women were two small people who made big impacts, and it all started with finding faith in God and his unlimited power to provide, like Moses had faith in the Wilderness of Zen.
A certain person ("he") has become the role model of society and greatly contributes tho the well being of the people. But the character speaking ("I") is baffled and and in awe on why he is receiving such blame. The character is trying to get society to question their thoughts and to reconsider their beliefs.
This means that whoever is saying this feels he was misunderstood. Even though another person has received great respect, the narrator ponders why he is worse off than that person. He want those who judged him to reconsider their judgement.
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Citizens would be exaited and proud about the increased power of their country
