And Enoch lived sixty and five years, and begat Methuselah:
Ver. 21. And begat Methuselah,] that is, Death's dart, or piercing death (death is a skilful archer, that never misseth the mark it shoots at); or, He once dead, in comes the dart, i.e., the deluge: and so it did, even in the very year of his death: though the Septuagint miscounts, and make him to live fourteen years after the flood.