Job 41 - Leviathan Flashcards

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What part of Leviathan cannot be tied with a rope (Job 41:1)?

Its feet
Its head
Its tongue (correct)
Its eyes

What cannot be pulled in with a fishhook (Job 41:1)?

Leviathan (correct)
Behemoth (correct)
Lion
A wild ox

What cannot be put through Leviathan's nose (Job 41:2)?

A chain (correct)
An arrow (correct)
A cord (correct)
A pin

What cannot pierce Leviathan's jaw (Job 41:2)?

An arrow (A), A hook (B) Signup and view all the answers

What will Leviathan not do (Job 41:3)?

Run away (A), Beg for mercy (C) Signup and view all the answers

With what will Leviathan not speak (Job 41:3)?

Gentle words (D) Signup and view all the answers

What agreement will Leviathan not make with you (Job 41:4)?

To make it a slave for life (B), To make it pull the plow (C) Signup and view all the answers

What can Leviathan not be made into (Job 41:5)?

A captive (B), A pet (D) Signup and view all the answers

What can Leviathan not be put on for the women in Job's house (Job 41:5)?

A leash (B) Signup and view all the answers

Among whom will Leviathan not be divided up (Job 41:6)?

Kings (A), Merchants (B), Nobles (C) Signup and view all the answers

What will Leviathan's hide not be filled with (Job 41:7)?

Arrows (C), Harpoons (D) Signup and view all the answers

What will you do once and then never do again with Leviathan (Job 41:8)?

Lay your hand on it (A), Shoot an arrow at it (D) Signup and view all the answers

In regard to Leviathan what is false (Job 41:9)?

Any hope of taming it (A), Any effort to trap it (B), Any attempt at slaying it (C), Any hope of subduing it (D) Signup and view all the answers

In regard to Leviathan what is overpowering (Job 41:9)?

The mere sight of it (B) Signup and view all the answers

What does God conclude if no one is fierce enough to rouse Leviathan (Job 41:10)?

No one can answer back to God (A), No one can stand against God (C), No one can accuse God (D) Signup and view all the answers

Why does no one have a claim against God (Job 41:11)?

Because he made both Leviathan and Behemoth (A), Because he is the king of heaven (B), Because he can tame Leviathan with just a word (C), Because everything under heaven belongs to him (D) Signup and view all the answers

How does the Lord describe Leviathan's form (Job 41:12)?

Awesome (C), Graceful (D) Signup and view all the answers

What does the Lord say is impenetrable on Leviathan (Job 41:13)?

Its double coat of armor (A), Its bones of its legs (B), Its chest and tail (C), Its heart of steel (D) Signup and view all the answers

What is fearsome about Leviathan (Job 41:14)?

Its teeth (C) Signup and view all the answers

What does Leviathan's back have (Job 41:15)?

Bones of bronze (A), Rows of shields (C) Signup and view all the answers

What cannot be parted (Job 41:17)?

His mouth top and bottom (A), The shields on Leviathan's back (B), The grip of his claws (C), His eyes (D) Signup and view all the answers

What does Leviathan's snort throw out (Job 41:18)?

Flashes of light (A), Smoke (D) Signup and view all the answers

How does the Lord describe Leviathan's eyes (Job 41:18)?

Like the darkest coal (A), Like the rays of dawn (C), Like the empty deep (D) Signup and view all the answers

What streams from Leviathan's mouth (Job 41:19)?

Flames (A), The bones of its victims (C) Signup and view all the answers

What pours from Leviathan's nostrils (Job 41:20)?

Smoke (A) Signup and view all the answers

What does the breath of Leviathan do (Job 41:21)?

Consumes its enemies Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Leviathan in Job 41

God questions what part of Leviathan cannot be tied with a rope, revealing its powerful tongue.
Leviathan cannot be pulled in with a fishhook, emphasizing its strength and resistance.
A cord cannot pierce Leviathan's nose, underlining its impenetrability.
Leviathan's jaw cannot be pierced by a hook, showcasing its formidable nature.
Leviathan will not beg for mercy, indicating its pride and dominance.
Leviathan does not speak gentle words, highlighting its fierce character.
No agreement can be made with Leviathan to enslave it for life, demonstrating its wildness.
Leviathan cannot be kept as a pet, affirming its untameable nature.
Leviathan cannot be put on a leash, reinforcing its inability to be subdued.
Leviathan will not be divided among merchants, accentuating its uniqueness.
Its hide cannot be filled with harpoons, showcasing its ability to resist capture.
Touching Leviathan is a once-in-a-lifetime experience due to its sheer power.
There is no hope of subduing Leviathan, emphasizing its strength and autonomy.
The mere sight of Leviathan is overpowering, illustrating its intimidating presence.
God concludes that if no one can rouse Leviathan, then no one can stand against Him.
Everything under heaven belongs to God, negating any human claim against Him.
Leviathan is described as graceful, highlighting its elegant yet fearsome form.
Its double coat of armor is impenetrable, providing significant protection.
Leviathan's teeth are fearsome, reflecting its threatening nature.
Rows of shields adorn Leviathan's back, indicating its robust defense.
The shields on Leviathan's back cannot be parted, adding to its invincibility.
Leviathan's snort produces flashes of light, showcasing its awe-inspiring features.
Its eyes are compared to rays of dawn, symbolizing a bright but ominous look.
Flames stream from Leviathan's mouth, emphasizing its fiery and destructive capabilities.
Smoke pours from its nostrils, indicating the explosive power within Leviathan.
The breath of Leviathan is significant, suggesting an overwhelming force.