1. “Can you draw out the leviathan with a hook, or hold down his tongue with a cord?
2. Can you put a ring into his nose, or pierce his jaw with a gaff hook?
3. Will he multiply pleas for help to you? Will he speak soft words to you?
4. Will he make a covenant with you? Will you take him for a servant forever?
5. Will you play with him as with a bird? Or will you bind him for your maidens?
6. Shall traders bargain over him? Shall they divide him among the merchants?
7. Can you fill his skin with barbed irons, or his head with fishing spears?
8. Lay your hand on him, think of the battle; you will never do it again.
9. Behold, your expectation is vain; will you be laid low even at the sight of him?
10. None is so fierce as to dare to stir him up; who then is able to stand before Me?
11. Who has gone before Me that I should repay him? All that is in the heavens is Mine.
12. I will not keep silent concerning his limbs, or his mighty strength, or the grace of his frame.
13. Who can strip off his outer armor? Who can penetrate within his double jaws?
14. Who can open the doors to his face, with his terrible teeth all around?
15. The rows of scales are his pride, shut up with a closed seal;
16. One is so near to another that no air can come between them;
17. They are joined one to another, they stick together so that they cannot be separated.
18. His sneezings flash forth light, and his eyes are like the eyelids of the dawn.
19. Out of his mouth go burning torches, sparks of fire leap out.
20. Out of his nostrils goes smoke, as out of a boiling pot fired by reeds.
21. His breath kindles coals, and a flame goes out of his mouth.
22. In his neck resides strength, and terror dances before him.
23. The folds of his flesh are joined together, cast firm upon him; they cannot be moved.
24. His heart is cast hard as a stone, even cast hard as the lower millstone.
25. The mighty are afraid when he raises himself up; they are beside themselves because of his crashing.
26. If the sword is thrust at him, it will not hold firm, nor the spear, the dart, and the javelin.
27. He esteems iron as straw, bronze as rotten wood.
28. An arrow cannot make him flee; sling-stones are turned by him into stubble.
29. Clubs are counted as stubble; he laughs at the shaking of a javelin.
30. Sharpest potsherds line his belly; he spreads himself like a threshing sledge.
31. He makes the deep boil like a pot; he makes the sea like a seething mixture.
32. Behind him he leaves a shining wake; one would think the deep abyss to be gray-headed.
33. On earth there is nothing like him, who is made to be fearless.
34. He beholds every thing that is high; he is a king over all the children of pride.”
"Can you draw outH4900
HVqi2msthe leviathanH3882
HNcmsawith a hook,H2443
HRHNcfsaor hold downH8257
HVhi2mshis tongueH3956
HNcbscHSp3mswith a cord?H2256
HCHRHNcbsa
Can you putH7760
HTiHVqi2msa ringH100
HNcmsainto his nose,H639
HRHNcmscHSp3msor pierceH5344
HVqi2mshis jawH3895
HNcbscHSp3mswith a gaff hook?H2336
HCHRHNcmsa
Will he multiplyH7235
HTiHVhi3mspleas for helpH8469
HNcmpato you?H413
HRHSp2msH518
HCWill he speakH1696
HVpi3mssoft wordsH7390
HAafpato you?H413
HRHSp2ms
Will he makeH3772
HTiHVqi3msa covenantH1285
HNcfsawith you?H5973
HRHSp2fsWill you take himH3947
HVqi2msHSp3msfor a servantH5650
HRHNcmscforever?H5769
HNcmsa
Will you playH7832
HTiHVpi2mswith himHb
HRHSp3msas with a bird?H6833
HRdHNcbsaOr will you bind himH7194
HCHVqi2msHSp3msfor your maidens?H5291
HRHNcfpcHSp2ms
Shall tradersH2271
HNcmpabargainH3738
HVqi3mpover him?H5921
HRHSp3msShall they divide himH2673
HVqi3mpHSp3msamongH996
HRthe merchants?H3669
HNgmpa
Can you fillH4390
HTiHVpi2mshis skinH5785
HNcmscHSp3mswith barbed irons,H7905
HRHNcfpaor his headH7218
HNcmscHSp3mswith fishingH1709
HNcmpaspears?H6767
HCHRHNcmsc
LayH7760
HVqv2msyour handH3709
HNcfscHSp2mson him,H5921
HRHSp3msthinkH2142
HVqv2msof the battle;H4421
HNcfsayou will neverH408
HTndo it again.H3254
HVhj2ms
Behold,H2005
HTmyour expectationH8431
HNcfscHSp3msis vain;H3576
HVNp3fswill you be laid lowH2904
HVHi3msevenH1571
HTiHDatH413
HRthe sight of him?H4758
HNcmscHSp3ms
NoneH3808
HTnis sofierceH393
HAamsaasH3588
HCto dare to stir him up;H5782
HVqi3msHSp3mswhoH4310
HCHTiH1931
HPp3msthen is able to standH3320
HVti3msbefore Me?H6440
HRHNcbpcHSp1cs
WhoH4310
HTihas gone before MeH6923
HVhp3msHSp1csthat I should repayH7999
HCHVpi1cshim? AllH3605
HNcmscthat is inH8478
HRthe heavensH8064
HTdHNcmpaisH1931
HPp3msMine.Hl
HRHSp1cs
I will notHl
HRHSp3mskeep silentH2790
HVhi1csconcerning hislimbs,H907
HNcmpcHSp3msor his mighty strength,H1369
HNcfpaH1697
HCHNcmscor the graceH2433
HCHNcmscof his frame.H6187
HNcmscHSp3ms
WhoH4310
HTican strip offH1540
HVpp3mshis outerH6440
HNcbpcarmor?H3830
HNcmscHSp3msWhoH4310
HTican penetrate withinH935
HVqi3mshis doubleH3718
HRHNcmscjaws?H7448
HNcmscHSp3ms
WhoH4310
HTican openH6605
HVpp3msthe doorsH1817
HNcfdcto his face,H6440
HNcbpcHSp3mswith his terribleH367
HNcfsateethH8127
HNcbdcHSp3msall around?H5439
HNcbpc
The rowsH650
HNcmpcof scalesH4043
HNcbpaarehis pride,H1346
HNcfsashut upH5462
HVqsmsawith a closedH6862
HAamsaseal;H2368
HNcmsa
OneH259
HAcmsais so nearH5066
HVqi3mpto anotherH259
HRHAcmsathat noH3808
HTnairH7307
HCHNcbsacan comeH935
HVqi3msbetween them;H996
HRHSp3mp
They are joinedH1692
HVPi3mponeH376
HNcmsato another,H251
HRHNcmscHSp3msthey stick togetherH3920
HVti3mpso that they cannotH3808
HCHTnbe separated.H6504
HVti3mp
His sneezingsH5846
HNcfpcHSp3msflash forthH1984
HVhi3fslight,H216
HNcbsaand his eyesH5869
HCHNcbdcHSp3msarelike the eyelidsH6079
HRHNcmdcof the dawn.H7837
HNcmsa
Out of his mouthH6310
HRHNcmscHSp3msgoH1980
HVqi3mpburning torches,H3940
HNcmpasparksH3590
HNcmpcof fireH784
HNcbsaleap out.H4422
HVti3mp
Out of his nostrilsH5156
HRHNcmdcHSp3msgoesH3318
HVqi3mssmoke,H6227
HNcmsaas out of a boilingH5301
HVqsmsapotH1731
HRHNcmsafiredby reeds.H100
HCHNcmsa
His breathH5315
HNcbscHSp3mskindlesH3857
HVpi3fscoals,H1513
HNcbpaand a flameH3851
HCHNcmsagoes outH3318
HVqi3msof his mouth.H6310
HRHNcmscHSp3ms
In his neckH6677
HRHNcmscHSp3msresidesH3885
HVqi3msstrength,H5797
HNcmsaand terrorH1670
HNcfsadancesH1750
HVqi3fsbefore him.H6440
HCHRHNcbpcHSp3ms
The foldsH4651
HNcmpcof his fleshH1320
HNcmscHSp3msare joined together,H1692
HVqp3cpcast firmH3332
HVqsmsaupon him;H5921
HRHSp3msthey cannotH1077
HTnbe moved.H4131
HVNi3ms
His heartH3820
HNcmscHSp3msis cast hardH3332
HVqsmsaasH3644
HRa stone,H68
HNcfsaeven cast hardH3332
HCHVqsmsaas the lowerH8482
HAafsamillstone.H6400
HRHNcfsa
The mightyH410
HNcmpaare afraidH1481
HVqi3mpwhen he raises himself up;H7613
HRHNcfscHSp3msthey are besideH2398
HVti3mpthemselves because of his crashing.H7667
HRHNcmpa
If the swordH2719
HNcfsais thrust at him,H5381
HVhrmscHSp3msit will notH1097
HTnhold firm,H6965
HVqi3fsnor the spear,H2595
HNcfsathe dart,H4551
HNcmsaand the javelin.H8302
HCHNcfsa
He esteemsH2803
HVqi3msironH1270
HNcmsaas straw,H8401
HRHNcmsabronzeH5154
HNcfsaas rottenH7539
HNcmsawood.H6086
HRHNcmsc
An arrowH1121
HNcmscH7198
HNcfsacannotH3808
HTnmake him flee;H1272
HVhi3msHSp3mssling-stonesH7050
HNcmsaH68
HNcfpcare turnedH2015
HVNp3cpby himHl
HRHSp3msinto stubble.H7179
HRHNcmsa
ClubsH8455
HNcmsaare countedH2803
HVNp3cpas stubble;H7179
HRHNcmsahe laughsH7832
HCHVqi3msat the shakingH7494
HRHNcmscof a javelin.H3591
HNcmsa
SharpestH2303
HNcmpcpotsherdsH2789
HNcmsaline his belly;H8478
HRHSp3mshe spreadsH7502
HVqi3mshimself like a threshing sledge.H2742
HNcmsaH5921
HRH2916
HNcmsa
He makesH7760
HVqi3msthe deepH4688
HNcfsaboilH7570
HVhi3mslike a pot;H5518
HRdHNcbsahe makes the seaH3220
HNcmsalike a seething mixture.H4841
HRdHNcfsa
Behind himH310
HRHSp3mshe leaves a shiningH215
HVhi3mswake;H5410
HNcbsaone would thinkH2803
HVqi3msthe deep abyssH8415
HNcbsato begray-headed.H7872
HRHNcfsa


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