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(40-20) Can you pull out the leviathan with a bucket and grab with his tongue for his tongue? |
2
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(40-21) Will you put a ring in his nostrils? Will you pierce his jaw with a needle? |
3
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(40-22) Will he beg many things of thee, and will he speak with thee meekly? |
4
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(40-23) Will he make a covenant with you, and will you take him forever as slaves? |
5
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(40-24) Will you play with them like a bird, and will you bind it to your girls? |
6th
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(40-25) Will his companions be selling, will they divide him among the Canaanite merchants? |
7th
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(40-26) Can you pierce his skin with a spear and his head with a fishy spike? |
8
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(40-27) Put your hand on him, and remember the struggle: you will not go ahead. |
9
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(41-1) Hope is vain: will not you fall from one sight of it? |
10
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There is no man so courageous as to dare to disturb him; Who can stand before My face?
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eleven
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(41-3) Who has foretold me, that I should repay him? Under the whole heaven is all mine. |
12
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(41-4) I will not keep silent about his members, about their strength and beautiful proportionality. |
13
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(41-5) Who can open the top of his garment, who will approach his double jaws? |
14
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(41-6) Who can open the doors of his face? The circle of his teeth is horror; |
15
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His strong shields are splendor; They are fastened like a firm seal; |
16
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(41-8) touches one another closely, so that the air does not pass between them; |
17th
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(41-9) one with another lie densely, they are locked together and do not move apart. |
18
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(41-10) From his sneezing, light is shown; His eyes are like the eyelashes of the dawn; |
19
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(41-11) From the mouth of it go forth the flames, the fiery sparks fly out; |
20
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(41-12) Smoke emanates from his nostrils, as if from a boiling pot or cauldron. |
21
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(41-13) His breath heats coals, and a flame emanates from his mouth. |
22
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(41-14) There is strength on his neck, and terror runs before him. |
23
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(41-15) The fleshy parts of his body are firmly knit together, they will not falter. |
24
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(41-16) His heart is as hard as a stone, and hard as a bottom millstone. |
25
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(41-17) When he ascends, the strongmen are in fear, completely lost in terror. |
26th
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(41-18) The sword that touched him will not stand, nor the spear, nor the dart, nor the armor. |
27th
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He considers iron to be straw, copper for a rotten tree. |
28
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(41-20) The daughter of the onion will not turn him into flight; Sling stones turn to him in a nerve. |
29
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(41-21) A mace is considered to be a straw; Whistling a dart he laughs. |
thirty
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(41-22) Under him are sharp stones, and he lies on sharp stones in the mud. |
31
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(41-23) He boils the abyss as a cauldron, and the sea turns into a boiling ointment; |
32
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(41-24) leaves behind him a luminous path; The abyss seems gray. |
33
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There is none like him on earth; He was created fearless; |
34
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(41-26) looks boldly at everything high; He is king over all the sons of pride. |
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