Thematic Bible




Job 41:1 (show verse)

"Can you draw Leviathan out of the water with a hook, or tie down his tongue with a rope?

Job 41:2 (show verse)

Can you attach a bridle to his snout, or pierce his jaw with a hook?

Job 41:3 (show verse)

Will he make many supplications to you, or will he beg you for mercy?
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Job 41:4 (show verse)

Will he try to make a deal with you, so that you may take him in servitude forever?
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Job 41:5 (show verse)

"Will you play with him like a pet bird? Will you put a leash on him for your little girls?

Job 41:6 (show verse)

Will your business be able to buy him, Will you divide him among your merchant friends?
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Job 41:7 (show verse)

Will you fill his flesh with harpoons, or his head with lances?

Job 41:8 (show verse)

Lay your hand on him, and you'll remember the struggle. You'll never do that again!
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Job 41:9 (show verse)

"Look! Anyone's hope to capture him will prove itself false; anyone would be terrified just by looking at him.
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Job 41:10 (show verse)

No one is fierce enough to dare to arouse him. "Who, then, can stand in my presence and face me?

Job 41:11 (show verse)

Who can take me to court and be reconciled to me? All of heaven is mine.
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Job 41:12 (show verse)

"I won't be silent concerning his limbs, his mighty strength, and orderly frame.
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Job 41:13 (show verse)

Who can strip off his outer armor? Who can approach him with a bridle?
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Job 41:14 (show verse)

Who dares to open his mouth, since it is ringed with his terrible teeth!
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Job 41:15 (show verse)

His protective scales are his pride, they lie sealed tightly together.
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Job 41:16 (show verse)

Each one is so close to the other that not even air comes in between them.
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Job 41:17 (show verse)

Each is attached to the other, grasping each other so they cannot be separated.
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Job 41:18 (show verse)

"His snorting releases flashes of light; his eyes are like the rays of the dawn.

Job 41:19 (show verse)

Flames blaze from his mouth; streams of sparking fire fly out.
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Job 41:20 (show verse)

Smoke billows from his nostrils; like a boiling pot or burning reeds.
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Job 41:21 (show verse)

His breath can ignite coal; and flames proceed from his mouth.
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Job 41:22 (show verse)

"His neck is so powerful that all who meet him are terrified.
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Job 41:23 (show verse)

There is no flaw in his body's armor; it is firmly fixed on him and unbreachable.
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Job 41:24 (show verse)

His heart is as strong as stone, it is as hard as a lower millstone.

Job 41:25 (show verse)

When he rears up, the mighty are terrified; they are bewildered as he thrashes about.
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Job 41:26 (show verse)

"Thrusting at him with a sword won't be effective, nor will spears, darts, or javelins.

Job 41:27 (show verse)

He regards iron like straw, and hardened bronze like a dead tree.
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Job 41:28 (show verse)

Arrows won't make him flee; stones from a sling are only pebbles to him.
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Job 41:29 (show verse)

Clubs are like twigs; he laughs at the whoosh of the javelin.

Job 41:30 (show verse)

"Beneath him he is armored as with sharp potsherds; he tears through muddy ground like a threshing sledge through grain.
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Job 41:31 (show verse)

He causes the deep to boil like water in a pot, and churns the sea like one stirs ointment.

Job 41:32 (show verse)

The sea is luminescent behind him; his wake turns the sea white, like those with gray hair.

Job 41:33 (show verse)

"There's nothing like him on earth; he was created without the ability to fear.
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Job 41:34 (show verse)

He looks down on everything that is high; he rules over every kind of pride."