[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Sen Mong'are Okong'o [@senmongare](/creator/twitter/senmongare) on x 1638 followers Created: 2025-07-18 19:18:20 UTC : Job 20:21 describes the downfall of the wicked, emphasizing that their ill-gotten gains will be taken from them and their prosperity will be short-lived. The verse highlights the transient nature of wealth and pleasure pursued through evil means. : Nothing remains for him to consume" or "There shall be nothing left that he has devoured": This part of the verse indicates that the wicked man's wealth and possessions, which he acquired through greed and oppression, will be taken away. He will not be able to enjoy the fruits of his evil deeds.: his prosperity will not endure": This emphasizes the temporary nature of the wicked man's success. Unlike the righteous who experience lasting prosperity, the wicked's wealth and comfort are fleeting and will eventually disappear. : Theological significance: The verse underscores the biblical teaching that true and lasting prosperity is found in righteousness and obedience to God, not in worldly gain obtained through wickedness, according to Bible Hub. It serves as a warning against pursuing wealth through unjust means, as such prosperity is ultimately unsustainable and will not bring true happiness or lasting security. : Cultural context: In the time of Job, prosperity was often measured by land, livestock, and descendants. This verse highlights the stark contrast between the temporary nature of the wicked's wealth and the enduring legacy of the righteous. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [transient](/topic/transient) [Post Link](https://x.com/senmongare/status/1946288448123420904)
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Sen Mong'are Okong'o @senmongare on x 1638 followers
Created: 2025-07-18 19:18:20 UTC
: Job 20:21 describes the downfall of the wicked, emphasizing that their ill-gotten gains will be taken from them and their prosperity will be short-lived. The verse highlights the transient nature of wealth and pleasure pursued through evil means. : Nothing remains for him to consume" or "There shall be nothing left that he has devoured": This part of the verse indicates that the wicked man's wealth and possessions, which he acquired through greed and oppression, will be taken away. He will not be able to enjoy the fruits of his evil deeds.: his prosperity will not endure": This emphasizes the temporary nature of the wicked man's success. Unlike the righteous who experience lasting prosperity, the wicked's wealth and comfort are fleeting and will eventually disappear. : Theological significance: The verse underscores the biblical teaching that true and lasting prosperity is found in righteousness and obedience to God, not in worldly gain obtained through wickedness, according to Bible Hub. It serves as a warning against pursuing wealth through unjust means, as such prosperity is ultimately unsustainable and will not bring true happiness or lasting security. : Cultural context: In the time of Job, prosperity was often measured by land, livestock, and descendants. This verse highlights the stark contrast between the temporary nature of the wicked's wealth and the enduring legacy of the righteous.
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