Psalms 90

Psalm 90, attributed to Moses, contrasts YHWH's eternal nature—'from everlasting to everlasting'—with humanity's fleeting life, like grass that flourishes in the morning and withers by evening, amid divine anger over secret sins and iniquity.[1][2][3] It laments lives of toil limited to seventy or eighty years under wrath, pleading for YHWH to teach wisdom in numbering days, satisfy with steadfast love, and establish the work of hands.[1][4][5]

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