Psalms 49: Wealth Cannot Buy Life
Attributed to the sons of Korah, this psalm calls all people, wealthy and needy, to hear wisdom about riches and death. No one can pay God the price of another's life, but the psalmist trusts God to rescue him from the grave, so the prosperous need not be feared, since they take nothing along when they die.
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Why does the psalmist tell the reader not to be afraid when someone becomes rich (49:16-17)?
