The main idea with Job here is, that when man dies there is no germinating principle, as there is in a tree that is cut down.

Death is a disunion or separation of soul and body: and now when this is made, the body "wasteth away" in the grave, and becomes rottenness, dust, and worms.

Job 14:10 meaning. In the midst of his anguish, Job reflects profoundly on the nature of human existence and mortality. He contrasts the fate of man with that ...

The grave is not only a resting-place, but a hiding-place, to the people of God. God has the key of the grave, to let in now and to let out at the resurrection.

Job 14:10 is a poignant and thought-provoking verse that invites readers to ponder the deeper questions of existence, mortality, and the afterlife.

The strength of mankind is laid low, which translates a Hebrew root meaning “be weak” and is used in this sense in Joel 3.10. New English Bible uses “disappears ...

23 окт. 2024 г. · For Christians today, Job 14:10 is a sobering reminder of the reality of death. It calls believers to reflect on the fact that life is short ...

Job 14:10. ESV But a man dies and is laid low; man breathes his last, and where is he? NIV But a man dies and is laid low; he breathes his last and is no more.

The meaning is that man, however brave and' strong, perishes. And wasteth away; ie "comes to nought, remains no strength or vitality."

David Guzik commentary on Job 14, where Job meditates on what lies beyond this life, and even considers the idea that man may not live after death.