"Leviathan has the following attributes according to Job chapter 41 , Psalm 104:25,26 and Isaiah 27:1 . This is only a partial listingÂ—just enough to make the point . Â “ No one is so fierce that he would dare stir him up.Â ” Â “ Who can open the doors of his face , with his terrible teeth all around ? Â ” Â “ His rows of scales are his pride , shut up tightly as with a seal ; one is so near another that no air can come between them ; they are joined one to another , they stick together and can not be parted.Â ” Â “ His sneezings flash forth light , and his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning . Out of his mouth go burning lights ; sparks of fire shoot out . Smoke goes out of his nostrils , as from a boiling pot and burning rushes . His breath kindles coals , and a flame goes out of his mouth.Â ” Â “ Though the sword reaches him , it can not avail ; nor does spear , dart , or javelin . He regards iron as straw , and bronze as rotten wood . The arrow can not make him flee ; slingstones become like stubble to him . Darts are regarded as straw ; he laughs at the threat of javelins.Â ” Â “ On earth there is nothing like him , which is made without fear.Â ” Leviathan Â “ playedÂ ” in the Â “ great and wide seaÂ ” ( a paraphrase of Psalm 104 verses 25 and 26Â—get the exact sense by reading them yourself ) . Leviathan is a Â “ reptile [ a ] that is in the sea.Â ” ( Isaiah 27:1 ) [ a ] Note : The word translated Â “ reptileÂ ” here is the Hebrew word tanniyn . This shows that Â “ LeviathanÂ ” was also a Â “ tanniynÂ ” ( dragon ) ."
"Wow , a story about a sea monster . How ........ original ........."
"This shows that Â LeviathanÂ was also a Â tanniynÂ ( dragon ) ."
"Wow , a story about a sea monster . How ........ original"