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Psalms 49:12

Context
NETBible

but, despite their wealth, people do not last, 1  they are like animals 2  that perish. 3 

NIV ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

But man, despite his riches, does not endure; he is like the beasts that perish.

NASB ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

But man in his pomp will not endure; He is like the beasts that perish.

NLT ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

They will not last long despite their riches––they will die like the animals.

MSG ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

We aren't immortal. We don't last long. Like our dogs, we age and weaken. And die.

BBE ©

SABDAweb Psa 49:12

But man, like the animals, does not go on for ever; he comes to an end like the beasts.

NRSV ©

bibleoremus Psa 49:12

Mortals cannot abide in their pomp; they are like the animals that perish.

NKJV ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

Nevertheless man, though in honor, does not remain; He is like the beasts that perish.

[+] More English

KJV
Nevertheless man
<0120>
[being] in honour
<03366>
abideth
<03885> (8799)
not: he is like
<04911> (8738)
the beasts
<0929>
[that] perish
<01820> (8738)_.
NASB ©

biblegateway Psa 49:12

But man
<0120>
in his pomp
<03366>
will not endure
<03885>
; He is like
<04911>
the beasts
<0929>
that perish
<01820>
.
LXXM
(48:13) kai
<2532
CONJ
anyrwpov
<444
N-NSM
en
<1722
PREP
timh
<5092
N-DSF
wn
<1510
V-PAPNS
ou
<3364
ADV
sunhken
<4920
V-AAI-3S
parasuneblhyh {V-API-3S} toiv
<3588
T-DPN
kthnesin
<2934
N-DPN
toiv
<3588
T-DPN
anohtoiv
<453
A-DPN
kai
<2532
CONJ
wmoiwyh
<3666
V-API-3S
autoiv
<846
D-DPN
NET [draft] ITL
but, despite their wealth
<03366>
, people
<0120>
do not
<01077>
last
<03885>
, they are like
<04911>
animals
<0929>
that perish
<01820>
.
HEBREW
wmdn
<01820>
twmhbk
<0929>
lsmn
<04911>
Nyly
<03885>
lb
<01077>
rqyb
<03366>
Mdaw
<0120>
(49:12)
<49:13>

NETBible

but, despite their wealth, people do not last, 1  they are like animals 2  that perish. 3 

NET Notes

tn Heb “but mankind in honor does not remain.” The construction vav (ו) + noun at the beginning of the verse can be taken as contrastive in relation to what precedes. The Hebrew term יְקָר (yÿqar, “honor”) probably refers here to the wealth mentioned in the preceding context. The imperfect verbal form draws attention to what is characteristically true. Some scholars emend יָלִין (yalin, “remains”) to יָבִין (yavin, “understands”) but this is an unnecessary accommodation to the wording of v. 20.

tn Or “cattle.”

tn The verb is derived from דָּמָה (damah, “cease; destroy”; BDB 198 s.v.). Another option is to derive the verb from דָּמָה (“be silent”; see HALOT 225 s.v. II דמה, which sees two homonymic roots [דָּמָה, “be silent,” and דָּמָה, “destroy”] rather than a single root) and translate, “they are like dumb beasts.” This makes particularly good sense in v. 20, where the preceding line focuses on mankind’s lack of understanding.




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