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Can you drawH4900 out leviathanH3882 with an hook?H100 or his tongueH3956 with a cordH2256 which you letH8257 down?H8257
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Can you putH7760 an hookH2443 into his nose?H639 or boreH5344 his jawH3895 through with a thorn?H2336
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Will he make manyH7235 supplicationsH8469 to you? will he speakH1696 softH7390 words to you?
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Will he makeH3772 a covenantH1285 with you? will you takeH3947 him for a servantH5650 for ever?H5769
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Will you playH7832 with him as with a bird?H6833 or will you bindH7194 him for your maidens?H5291
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Shall the companionsH2271 make a banquetH3738 of him? shall they partH2673 him amongH996 the merchants?H3669
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Can you fillH4390 his skinH5785 with barbedH7905 irons?H7905 or his headH7218 with fishH1709 spears?H6767
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LayH7760 your handH3709 on him, rememberH2142 the battle,H4421 do noH408 more.H3254
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Behold,H2005 the hopeH8431 of him is in vain:H3576 shall not one be castH2904 downH2904 evenH1571 at the sightH4758 of him?
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NoneH3808 is so fierceH393 that dare stirH5782 him up: whoH4310 then is able to standH3320 beforeH6440 me?
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WhoH4310 has preventedH6923 me, that I should repayH7999 him? whatever is underH8478 the wholeH3605 heavenH8064 is mine.
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I will not concealH2790 his parts,H905 nor his power,H1369 nor his comelyH2433 proportion.H6187
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WhoH4310 can discoverH1540 the faceH6440 of his garment?H3830 or whoH4310 can comeH935 to him with his doubleH3718 bridle?H7448
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WhoH4310 can openH6605 the doorsH1817 of his face?H6440 his teethH8127 are terribleH367 roundH5439 about.
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His scalesH650 H4043 are his pride,H1346 shutH5462 up together as with a closeH6862 seal.H2368
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OneH259 is so nearH5066 to another,H259 that noH3808 airH7307 can comeH935 betweenH996 them.
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They are joinedH1692 oneH376 to another,H251 they stickH3920 together, that they cannotH3808 be sundered.H6504
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By his neesingsH5846 a lightH216 does shine,H1984 and his eyesH5869 are like the eyelidsH6079 of the morning.H7837
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Out of his mouthH6310 goH1980 burningH3940 lamps,H3940 and sparksH3590 of fireH784 leapH4422 out.
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Out of his nostrilsH5156 goesH3318 smoke,H6227 as out of a seethingH5301 potH1731 or caldron.H100
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His breathH5315 kindlesH3857 coals,H1513 and a flameH3851 goesH3318 out of his mouth.H6310
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In his neckH6677 remainsH3885 strength,H5797 and sorrowH1670 is turnedH1750 into joy beforeH6440 him.
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The flakesH4651 of his fleshH1320 are joinedH1692 together: they are firmH3332 in themselves; they cannotH1077 be moved.H4131
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His heartH3820 is as firmH3332 as a stone;H68 yes, as hardH3332 as a pieceH6400 of the netherH8482 millstone.
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When he raisesH7613 up himself, the mightyH410 are afraid:H1481 by reason of breakingsH7667 they purifyH2398 themselves.
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The swordH2719 of him that laysH5381 at him cannotH1097 hold:H6965 the spear,H2595 the dart,H4551 nor the habergeon.H8302
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He esteemsH2803 ironH1270 as straw,H8401 and brassH5154 as rottenH7539 wood.H6086
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The arrowH1121 H7198 cannotH3808 make him flee:H1272 sling stonesH68 H7050 are turnedH2015 with him into stubble.H7179
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DartsH8455 are countedH2803 as stubble:H7179 he laughsH7832 at the shakingH7494 of a spear.H3591
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SharpH2303 stonesH2789 are underH8478 him: he spreadsH7502 sharpH2742 pointedH2742 things on the mire.H2916
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He makes the deepH4688 to boilH7570 like a pot:H5518 he makesH7760 the seaH3220 like a pot of ointment.H4841
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He makes a pathH5410 to shineH215 afterH310 him; one would thinkH2803 the deepH8415 to be hoary.H7872
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On earthH6083 there is not his like,H4915 who is madeH6213 withoutH1097 fear.H2844
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He beholdsH7200 allH3605 highH1364 things: he is a kingH4428 overH5921 allH3605 the childrenH1121 of pride.H7830
