Job 14: The Brevity of Human Life
Job laments that human life is short, troubled, and fixed in length by God. He contrasts a felled tree that sprouts again with a man who dies and stays in the grave, asks whether the dead can return to life, and ends grieving that God wears away human hope.
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How does Job describe human life in 14:1-2?
