Psalm 103:15
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Verse 15. The Psalmist saith of man, as a flower of the field, so he flourisheth. It is not a flower of the garden, but of the "field." This latter is more subject to decay than the former, because it lies more open to the nipping air and violent winds, and to the browsing mouth of the beast, and is more liable to be trampled upon: by all these ways it decayeth as well as by the scorching sun, and its own fading temper. John Edwards, in "Theologia Reformata."
Verse 15. As flower of the field.
HINTS FOR PASTORS AND LAYPERSONS
Verse 15. Man's earthly career. His rise, progress, glory, fall, and oblivion.
Verse 15-18.