Psalms 90:7-9
For we Ps 90:9, Ps 90:11, Ps 39:11, Ps 59:13; Num 17:12-13; Deut 2:14-16; Heb 3:10-11, Heb 3:17-19; Heb 4:1-2 are we Exod 14:24; Rom 2:8-9 Thou Ps 10:11, Ps 50:21, Ps 139:1-4; Job 34:21; Jer 9:13-16, Jer 16:17, Jer 23:24; Ezek 8:12; Rev 20:12 our Ps 19:12; Prov 5:21; Eccl 12:14; Luke 12:1-2; Rom 2:16; 1Cor 4:5; Heb 4:12-13; 1John 3:20 in the Ps 80:16 For Ps 78:33 passed Heb. turned we spend The Vulgate has, Anni nostri sicut aranea mediatabuntur, "Our years pass away like those of the spider." Our plans and operations are like the spider's web. Life is as frail, and the thread of it as brittle, as one of those which constitute the well-wrought and curious, but fragile habitation of that insect. All the versions have the word spider, but it is not found in any Hebrew manuscripts, or edition yet collated. The Hebrew might be rendered, "We consume our lives with a groan," kemo hegeh. a tale Heb. a meditation, Ps 90:4, Ps 39:5
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