Job reflects on the short and troubled life of man, comparing human mortality with a tree that can sprout again after being cut. He asks whether a man who dies can live again and expresses hope of waiting for his appointed change, while still describing death and divine judgment with uncertainty.
Job reflects on the short and troubled life of man, comparing human mortality with a tree that can sprout again after being cut. He asks whether a man who dies can live again and expresses hope of waiting for his appointed change, while still describing death and divine judgment with uncertainty.
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