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20 Are not my days few? Stop!
    Let me alone, that I may recover a little

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14 How can any mortal be blameless,(A)
    anyone born of woman be righteous?(B)

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II

Lord, let me know my end, the number of my days,
    that I may learn how frail I am.
To be sure, you establish the expanse of my days;
    indeed, my life is as nothing before you.
    Every man is but a breath.(A)
Selah

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46 You cut short the days of his youth,
    covered him with shame.
Selah
V

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Chapter 2

    For, not thinking rightly, they said among themselves:[a]
“Brief and troubled is our lifetime;(A)
    there is no remedy for our dying,
    nor is anyone known to have come back from Hades.

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Footnotes

  1. 2:1–20 In this speech the wicked deny survival after death and indeed invite death by their evil deeds.