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God describes Leviathan’s overwhelming power and invulnerability, underscoring His sovereign control over all creation.
In Job 41, God challenges Job’s question about man’s ability to subdue the mighty creature Leviathan. He presents a series of rhetorical questions that highlight the creature’s immense size, strength, and resistance to weaponry. The text vividly portrays Leviathan’s terrifying features—fire‑spewing breath, impenetrable scales, and unbreakable body—showing that no human weapon can harm it. God reminds Job that all creatures belong to Him and that Leviathan, though fearsome, remains within God’s dominion. The passage ultimately serves as a reminder of divine sovereignty and the limits of human power.
mixed
admiration for God’s power coupled with terror of Leviathan’s might