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Two More Animals from Job: Behemoth and Leviathan
The LORD mentions twelve animals to Job in Job 38:39-41:34. These are designed to serve as examples of God’s power, wisdom, and care of this planet. The first ten are somewhat familiar to us: lion, raven, wild mountain goat, deer, … Continue reading →
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Ten Animals From Job
The Lord mentions twelve animals to Job in Job 38:39-41:34. These are designed to serve as examples of God’s power, wisdom, and care of things on this planet. The mentioning of these animals and his control over nature and the … Continue reading →
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