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+# Chapter 14
+1. Anyone born of woman
+is short of days and full of trouble.
+
+2. He blossoms like a flower, then withers;
+he flees like a shadow and does not last.
+
+3. Do you really take notice of one like this?
+Will you bring me into judgment against you?
+
+4. Who can produce something pure from what is impure?
+No one!
+
+
+5. Since a person's days are determined
+and the number of his months depends on you,
+and since you have set limits he cannot pass,
+
+6. look away from him and let him rest
+so that he can enjoy his day like a hired worker.
+
+7. There is hope for a tree:
+If it is cut down, it will sprout again,
+and its shoots will not die.
+
+8. If its roots grow old in the ground
+and its stump starts to die in the soil,
+
+9. the scent of water makes it thrive
+and produce twigs like a sapling.
+
+10. But a person dies and fades away;
+he breathes his last--where is he?
+
+11. As water disappears from a lake
+and a river becomes parched and dry,
+
+12. so people lie down never to rise again.
+They will not wake up until the heavens are no more;
+they will not stir from their sleep.
+
+13. If only you would hide me in Sheol
+and conceal me until your anger passes.
+
+If only you would appoint a time for me
+and then remember me.
+
+14. When a person dies, will he come back to life?
+If so, I would wait all the days of my struggle
+until my relief comes.
+
+15. You would call, and I would answer you.
+You would long for the work of your hands.
+
+16. For then you would count my steps
+but would not take note of my sin.
+
+17. My rebellion would be sealed up in a bag,
+and you would cover over my iniquity.
+
+18. But as a mountain collapses and crumbles
+and a rock is dislodged from its place,
+
+19. as water wears away stones
+and torrents wash away the soil from the land,
+so you destroy a man's hope.
+
+20. You completely overpower him, and he passes on;
+you change his appearance and send him away.
+
+21. If his sons receive honor, he does not know it;
+if they become insignificant, he is unaware of it.
+
+22. He feels only the pain of his own body
+and mourns only for himself.
+
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