David Guzik commentary on Job 41 describes how God compares mankind's power with His' , using the example of the Leviathan.

28 окт. 2018 г. · What God is saying is that it's as if sorrow or dismay or despair leap before him or run before him. In other words, these emotions are coming ...

(2.) That he is more bold and daring than any other creature whatsoever: He is made without fear. The creatures are as they are made; the leviathan has courage ...

21 авг. 2023 г. · God concludes by reiterating that no human can subdue the Leviathan, symbolizing that human beings cannot challenge God's authority. The ...

This imagery is meant to convey the reality that there is evil in the world, that humans are helpless in confronting it on their own, and that only with God's ...

Verse 1 · "Leviathan": a large sea creature with unknown exact identity. · "Draw out": translated from the Hebrew verb מָשַׁךְ, mashakh, meaning "to extract ...

Here, God continues to question Job regarding the mysteries of creation, vividly describing a mysterious dragon-like being that terrifies all other creatures, ...

(2.) That he is more bold and daring than any other creature whatsoever: He is made without fear. The creatures are as they are made; the leviathan has courage ...

In Hebrew, that same term means “slander.” It was Satan's slander against Job that started his trials. Satan's slander and attacks against you also cannot be ...

Canst thou draw out - As a fish is drawn out of the water. The usual method by which fish were taken was with a hook; and the meaning here is, that it was not ...