In the morning it flourisheth, and groweth up; in the evening it is cut down, and withereth.
Human life is brief and fragile, passing quickly like grass that thrives for a short season and then is gone. In the morning span it flourishes and shoots upward, while by the evening span it is severed and dries into withering. This shifting, perishing human condition stands in direct contrast to God, whose existence stretches from everlasting to everlasting without change or end.
Human life is brief and fragile, passing quickly like grass that thrives for a short season and then is gone. In the morning span it flourishes and shoots upward, while by the evening span it is severed and dries into withering. This shifting, perishing human condition stands in direct contrast to God, whose existence stretches from everlasting to everlasting without change or end.