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Job 18:13

UMBREIT has "he" for "it," that is, "in the rage of hunger he shall devour his own body"; or, "his own children" (Lamentations 4:10). Rather, "destruction" from Job 18:12 is nominative to "devour."

strength—rather, "members" (literally, the "branches" of a tree).

the first-born of death—a personification full of poetical horror. The first-born son held the chief place (Genesis 49:3); so here the chiefest (most deadly) disease that death has ever engendered (Isaiah 14:30; "first-born of the poor"—the poorest). The Arabs call fever, "daughter of death."




Other Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown entries containing Job 18:13:

Job 27:15
Isaiah 14:30
Ezekiel 47:12

 

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