All these rhetorical elements were automatically blocked by Yang Xiao; they were just self-aggrandizing nonsense that can be found in almost every religion, and they're all more or less the same.
Meanwhile, Yang Xiao noticed that the "Divine Statue" in front of him, to be precise, was a damaged statue. Its left foot, seated on a massive stone altar, was missing two toes, as if they had broken off and were lost.
Yang Xiao immediately realized that this "Divine Statue" wasn't sculpted and created within this Buddhist Hall; it was made elsewhere and then moved here.
Those two toes were likely lost during the move, probably accidentally knocked off somewhere along the way.
With a dull bell sound resonating from outside, the morning class ended, and the group left the Outer Buddha Hall, sighing in relief once they stepped outside.
