God's speech closes with an extended description of leviathan, a creature powerful enough that 'none is so fierce that dare stir him up.' Why end a divine speech about wisdom and creation with this much focus on a single terrifying animal rather than...
Literary<b>Behold his hope is in vain</b> Behold if his hope is in vain, for he will have no strength to wage war and to move from his place.<br><br><b>shall not one be cast down even at the sight of him</b> if even at the sight of his face a man will be cas...
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