Proverbs 5:11
Proverbs 5:11 Meaning and Explanation
“And thou mourn at the last, when thy flesh and thy body are consumed,”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →At life's end, you will grieve over a wasted body and health.
The Context of Proverbs 5:11
The physical and emotional toll of destructive choices becomes undeniable.
What Does Proverbs 5:11 Mean?
Mourning at the last suggests deep regret in old age. The phrase 'flesh and body consumed' indicates physical deterioration—whether from disease, hardship, or the toll of living contrary to wisdom.
This is not merely sorrow for past mistakes; it is the lived reality of a body broken by unwise choices, facing the end without the blessing of a life well-lived.
Frequently Asked Questions About Proverbs 5:11
What does Proverbs 5:11 mean?
At life's end, you will grieve over a wasted body and health.
What is the context of Proverbs 5:11?
The physical and emotional toll of destructive choices becomes undeniable.