Teks -- Job 15:32 (NET)

15:32 Before his time he will be paid in full, and his branches will not flourish.

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Wesley: Job 15:32 - Accomplished

That vanity should be his recompence.

Wesley: Job 15:32 - Before

When by the course of nature, and common providence he might have continued much longer.

JFB: Job 15:32

Literally, "it (the tree to which he is compared, Job 15:30, or else his life) shall not be filled up in its time"; that is, "he shall be ended before his time."

JFB: Job 15:32 - shall not be green

Image from a withered tree; the childless extinction of the wicked.

Clarke: Job 15:32 - It shall be accomplished before his time

It shall be accomplished before his time - I believe the Vulgate gives the true sense: Antequam dies ejus impleantur, peribit; "He shall perish before his time; before his days are completed.

8.    He shall be removed by a violent death, and not live out half his days

9.    And his branch shall not be green - there shall be no scion from his roots; all his posterity shall fail.

TSK: Job 15:32 - accomplished // and his branch

accomplished : or, cut off, Job 22:16; Psa 55:23; Ecc 7:17

and his branch : Job 8:16-19, Job 14:7-9, Job 18:16, Job 18:17; Psa 52:5-8; Isa 27:11; Eze 17:8-10; Hos 9:16, Hos 14:5-7; Joh 15:6

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Poole: Job 15:32 - It shall be accomplished // Before his time // His branch // Shall not be green

It shall be accomplished to wit, that which was last mentioned, that vanity should be his recompence . Or, it, i.e. his branch, mentioned in the next clause of the verse, from which it is understood in this former clause, as is very usual in the Holy Scripture, shall be consumed, or cut off .

Before his time i.e. when by the course of nature and common providence it might have continued and flourished much longer.

His branch either,

1. His glory and prosperity. Or rather,

2. His children, by comparing Job 15:34 , where the desolation is said to fall upon all the congregation and tabernacles of these men; and so he reflects upon Job, who lost his children.

Shall not be green i.e. shall not continue to flourish, as it had done.

Haydock: Job 15:32 - Hands

Hands; strength and prosperity. (Calmet) ---

Septuagint, "his branch shall not grow thick." (Haydock)

Gill: Job 15:32 - It shall be accomplished before his time // and his branch shall not be green

It shall be accomplished before his time, Either the recompence or reward of his trusting vanity, in vain persons or things, the punishment of such a trust, the sorrows and troubles following upon it; these shall come upon the wicked man "before his day" ^f, as it may be rendered; before the day of his death, even before his old age; before the evil days come in a course of nature, and those years in which he has no pleasure: or his life, and the days of his life, "shall be filled up" ^g; or be at an end before his time; not before the time fixed in the decree and purpose of God, Job 14:5; but before his own time, that he and his friends thought he might have lived, and as his healthful constitution promised; or before the then common term of human life; and so the phrase is expressive or an immature death:

and his branch shall not be green; but dried up and wither away; his wealth and riches, his children and family, be utterly extinct; instead of being like a branch, green and flourishing, shall be like a dry stick, useless and unprofitable, only fit for burning; see Job 15:30.