explain the line so both should losers be
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These lines are from the poem The Pulley by George Herbert. In the poem, the poet discusses about God's creation of man. When God created man, he withheld one blessing from man namely "the rest". ... Therefore both God and the man become losers.
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God pauses before He adds this final gift. If He gives this, people may “adore my gifts instead of me”. Some commentators have seen this as God being manipulative, not giving human beings the gift of rest so as to make them turn to Him. Herbert’s response is in the final line of that verse. If someone finds satisfaction in God’s gifts and does not come to know God Himself, then both God and the person are impoverished, “both should losers be”..
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