Reference: Rahab (2)
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("insolence".) A poetical name for Egypt (Isa 51:9). In Isa 30:7 De Dieu translated "I called her Arrogance (Rahab) that sitteth still." She who boasted of the help she would give, when put to the test, sat still (Isa 36:6). Ps 87:4-5; 89:10, "Thou hast broken Rahab in pieces, as one that is slain." Egypt is put foremost, as first of the great world powers that opposed God. She was reduced to corpse-like helplessness By God's stroke at the Red Sea, and at the slaying of the firstborn previously. (compare Ps 74:13-14). Rahab occurs in the Hebrew, Job 9:13; 26:12.
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He is God, whose wrath no man may withstand: but the proudest of all must stoop under him.
He filleth the sea with his power, and through his wisdom smiteth he the strength thereof.
Thou dividest the sea through thy power, thou breakest the heads of the dragons in the waters. Thou smitest the heads of Leviathan in pieces, and givest him to be meat for the people in the wilderness.
I will think upon Rahab and Babylon, with them that know me. Behold ye the Philistines also, and they of Tyre, with they of the Ethiopians; lo, there was he born. And of Zion it shall be reported, that he was born in her; and the most high shall establish her.
Thou hast subdued Egypt, like one that is wounded; thou scatterest thine enemies abroad with thy mighty arm.
For the Egyptian's help shall be but vain and lost. Therefore I told you also that your pride should have an end.
Lo, thou puttest thy trust in a broken staff of reed: I mean Egypt, which he that leaneth upon, it goeth into his hand and shooteth him through. Even so is Pharaoh the king of Egypt, unto all them that trust in him.
Wake up, wake up, and be strong: O thou arm of the LORD: wake up, like as in times past, ever, and since the world began.