Job 14:10

¹⁰And a man dieth, and becometh weak, And man expireth, and where [is] he?

Job 14 is a raw, poetic lament where Job turns from addressing his friends to speaking directly to God. He reflects on the brevity and frailty of human life, comparing it to a withering flower or a passing shadow. Job questions why God would bother to scrutinize such fleeting creatu

References· Job 14

a: v.1 — Job 5:7, Job 25:4, Ecclesiastes 2:23, Matthew 11:11, Job 7:1, Genesis 47:9, Job 9:25, Job 15:14, Job 7:6, Psalms 51:5
b: v.2 — Isaiah 40:6-8, 1 Peter 1:24, Job 8:9, Psalms 103:15-16, James 4:14, 1 Chronicles 29:15, James 1:10-11, Psalms 144:4, Psalms 102:11, Ecclesiastes 8:13
c: v.4 — John 3:6, Job 15:14, Romans 8:8-9, Ephesians 2:3, Job 25:4-6, Luke 1:35, Psalms 51:5, Romans 5:12, Psalms 90:5, Genesis 5:3
d: v.5 — Psalms 39:4, Acts 17:26, Job 12:10, Hebrews 9:27, Psalms 104:29, Job 21:21, Daniel 5:26, Luke 12:20, Job 23:13-14, Psalms 104:9
e: v.7 — Isaiah 27:6, Isaiah 11:1, Job 14:14, Daniel 4:23-25, Job 19:10, Daniel 4:15
f: v.14 — 1 Corinthians 15:51-52, Psalms 27:14, Job 7:1, Acts 26:8, John 5:28-29, Philippians 3:21, Job 14:5, Revelation 20:13, Job 13:15, Ezekiel 37:1-14

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