BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Psalms 39:5
5. You have made my days no longer than a hand's measure; and my years are nothing in your eyes; truly, every man is but a breath. (Selah.)
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Summary: Psalm 39 is a reflective and contemplative poem attributed to David, where he grapples with the transience of life and the nature of human existence. The psalm begins with David expressing a commitment to remain silent before the wicked to avoid being led astray, illustrating his desire for restraint in the face of provocation. As he meditates on his own mortality, he recognizes the brevity of life, comparing human existence to a mere breath or vanity, which accentuates the theme of human frailty. David's plea for God to reveal the shortness of his days further highlights the urgency of seeking meaning in life. He acknowledges the futility of earthly pursuits and possessions, emphasizing the emptiness of worldly glory. Throughout the psalm, there is a heartfelt cry for deliverance from suffering and a request for divine intervention. In conclusion, Psalm 39 encapsulates profound themes of mortality, the search for purpose, and the need for reliance on God amidst life's brevity and trials.
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