offrir un point
English translation: To bring an end to
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3 days 12 hrs confidence: 
To bring an end to Explanation: Given that the entire poem is dedicated to explaining why God is a bad thing, as it brings nothing but grief to the world, that line says that the author would gladly be God's executioner if it could avenge anything; he condemns religion but his word is not enough. Reference: http://www.sade-ecrivain.com/verite.html |
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