What irony is present in Lencho's situation?

He receives help from God

He doubts the generosity of others

He believes in honesty but acts otherwise

He blames God for his problems

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B. He doubts the generosity of others

The irony is that while he has faith in God, he doubts the honesty of those who aided him, expecting that only God could provide what he needed.

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