Psalms 89:48

“What man is he that liveth, and shall not see death? etc.] Every living man must die; as sure as a man lives, so sure he shall die: be he strong and mighty, as the word signifies, or weak and sickly; be he high or low, rich or poor, prince or peasant, righteous or wicked; persons of all ranks, states, and conditions, age or sex, must die; for all have sinned; and it is the appointment of God that they should die, and very few are the exceptions; as Enoch and Elijah, and those that will be found alive at Christ’s coming: shall he deliver his soul from the hand of the grave; either from going down into it, or coming under the power of it; so the Targum, “what man is he that shall live, and…”

“What man is he that liveth, and shall not see death? - Shall not die - to see death being an expression often used to denote death itself. Death is represented as a real object, now invisible, but which will make itself visible to us when we die. The meaning here is, “All men are mortal; this universal law must apply to kings as well as to other men; in a short time he to whom these promises pertain will pass away from the earth; and the promises made to him cannot then be fulfilled.” Shall he deliver his soul from the hand of the grave? - His life. Will he be able to deliver that from the power of the grave; in Hebrew, שׁאול she'ôl. Death - the grave - Sheol - asserts a universal dominion…”

“What man - All men at their best estate are mortal and miserable; kings and people must unavoidably die by the conditions of their natures; and therefore, Lord, do not increase our affliction. Psalms 89:50”

“What: Psa 49:7-9; Job 30:23; Ecc 3:19, Ecc 3:20, Ecc 8:8, Ecc 9:5, Ecc 12:7; Heb 9:27 see death: Joh 8:51; Heb 11:5 shall: Psa 49:15; Act 2:27; Co2 4:14 Psalms 89:49”