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Leviathan

Facts:

The term "Leviathan" refers to a very large, extinct animal mentioned in the earliest writings of the Old Testament, in the books of Job, Psalms, and Isaiah.

• Leviathan is described as a large, snake-like creature, strong and fierce and able to make the water around him "boil." The descriptions of it are similar to that of a dinosaur.
• Isaiah the prophet refers to Leviathan as "the gliding serpent".
• Job writes from firsthand knowledge of Leviathan, so the animal was most likely alive during his lifetime.

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(See also: isaiah · job · serpent)

Bible References:

• Job 03:8-10
• Psalms 104:25-26