Did this Biblical MONSTER actually exist? The truth behind God's beloved Leviathan (Animation) 

Worst part shows hard evidence it came from the artic, meaning it just needs melt at the right time of the real world apocalypse.

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That’s what u said lmao

@@MKapybara What do you mean?

But crocodile only live in Africa not Middle East.

@@MuLaSay Until the 20th century there were crocodiles in what is today Israel, specifically in the Kabara marshes and on the Carmel coast.

But the Bible is before 20th century.

@@MuLaSay That's what I'm saying, before the 20th century there were crocodiles in what is today Israel. They were eliminated from the region due to hunting and human expansion during the 20th century.

Job live in the land of Uz which is part of Edom

Thanks alot, more coming soon!

Idk what these are yet, but that sounds like dinosaurs to me (if I use the right word).

​@@unidentified-chara-friskdr9795 dragosaurs, dinogons. These animals have gone by multiple names. A page dinoglyphs has some ancient art about them. Behemoth seems like a sauropod.

Wait, this is real? I’m scared..

….. that makes me sad. Because I hear that’s the call of a lonely animal😢

@@RogueT-Rex8468 yes it is very sad

Wasn’t leviathan it was slain and fed to the Hebrews

Behemoth is likely a sauropod. Ziz..? I don't recall that in the Bible. One should stay away from jewish mythology.

@@i7Qp4rQ I don't know, I heard these three are siblings. I was wondering what it said in bible.

@@RamtinGholizadeh2006 It doesn't. Only the two, then horses and other obvious and everyday animals.

@@i7Qp4rQ I see

The fanfiction?

The book of Enoch cannot be trusted, it's not even a biblically canon book

Can a mosasaurus breathe fire? Would a mosasaurus have airtight scales that are impenetrable? Leviathan is a whole other class of animal for sure

Do you not think of Dragons being real, why not they be as real as dinosaurs?

Godzilla.

Godzilla

No armor, no spikes, no massive and visible teeth. Not in sea.

What are you even on about?

@@michellealagbe8910 Exactly what I said. In ANE creation myths, it was not untypical for a god to slay a sea dragon before getting to the work of creation. For example, Marduk killing Tiamat in the Enuma Ellish. It's so common that Old Testament scholars and Ancient Near Eastern scholars coined a name for this; Chaoscomf. In Genesis 1, we don't have a chapscomf, but I do believe Leviathan is alluded to in Genesis 1:2 as the Spirit of God hovers over the surface of the waters of the primeval Earth. I think that this is part of all literary strategy on the part of the author, in order to display the supremacy of Yahweh over that of the gods of Israel's neighbors. Basically implying "Yahweh is so strong, he didn't even need to kill the sea dragon like your gods did. When Yahweh showed up, Leviathan was too scared to even show his face." Nevertheless, later passages in scripture (like Psalm 104) do mention Yahweh as the slayer of this mighty sea dragon. The reference to Leviathan's multiple heads can be found in Psalm 74:14 and the fire breathing is in Job 41:19. I think that what we have depicted here in the biblical text, is something more to a hydra than any creature that actually lived. I am a Christian with a high view of scripture (I affirm the Chicago Statement on inerrancy), but I think if such sea monsters actually existed, we would have found the bones of at least one or two of them. I think God was using well-known folklore as a teaching point. This is facet of a theory of inspiration I hold to known as "divine accommodation" which isn't all that controversial when applied to other things. Biblical scholars John Walton, Michael Heiser, and Ben Stanhope have spoken of these things in their books such as "The Lost World Of Genesis One", "(Mis)Reading Genesis: How The Creation Museum Misunderstands The Ancient Near Eastern Context Of The Bible", and "The Unseen Realm: Recovering The Supernatural Worldview of The Bible".

Nah its definitely Tiamat

Agree​@@Geoluke-420

​@Geoluke-420 I thought tiamat has 5 heads, or is that only the one from D&D?

@@Murdock-2.0 nah its different, this is the one Godzilla KILLED within 10 SECONDS

The problem with symbolism that isn't explained explicitly as symbols, I you can use it to say anything you want. Don't get me wrong, the scriptures have many symbolic, and metaphorical statements, and passages, but pretty much all of them are explicitly stated as such. Like how Daniel's vision of the statue is stated in represent kingdoms in the very passages thar describe the visions, and how I the book of rebekation there's the dragon with 10 horns, or something like that, and in that very book I I explicite that the ten horns represent 10 kings. If a Bible passage does not make its symbolism explicit like that, do not try to apply symbolism to it.

Wasn't Godzilla's origin started as a small Lizard? I remember something about Godzilla being a small lizard on a small sandy island before somehow growing up very hugely.

@@Funtime_Fzi need to know godzilla origin

@@JyriOrquiza-rl7xq Well I remember seeing some small lizard on a beach go towards the water and than later on there was Godzilla, a giant. I think there might have been a chemical that the small lizard took, but I don't remember if so. All I remember was the sandy beach thing and I know it was from a Godzilla movie. Maybe a old Godzilla movie might have that scene I remembered?

Are u dumb the leviathan lives in the Mariana Trench it’s not at the beach

Hey I read something like that to that god used his big sword and slay the leviathan ...the peoples get fed and used the skin of the sea serpent as clothing etc

Where is that found?

@@nathanhale7444 Psa 74:14

@@MusicComposerZenki thanks. So it says it was food for the creatures of the desert. I suppose poetically that could mean Israel but usually creatures means animals. Now that I reread it it does sound familiar but it's been many years so thanks for the reference. I like that chapter. Especially when the writer says "how long will the enemy mock you oh God? Will the foe revile your name forever? Why do you hold back your hand..... Take it from the folds of your garment and destroy them."

@@nathanhale7444 it depends on the translation. See kjv for it. Check also the root words. The chapter is great indeed! I love the tiny bit of info that we dont find elsewhere. Btw...did u know the carcass of the leviathan can be seen on google maps? Not far from real mt sinai near the sea

Yeah the Bible describes this creature as a fire-breathing dragon from the sea

I believe that too

Just saying: the bombardier beetle ignites its own farts. Fire-breathing can happen.

@@gaelonhays1712 it’s hot liquid.

Then WHY can’t we seen it in the last century? Just because people thousands of years ago believed in it, doesn’t mean it’s try.

Thank you! God bless

high ranking angels also get called "serpents", satan was a high ranking angel

@@elidan-devwhere does it say that at?

@@Vokana InspiringPhilosophy made a video on it and he showed the connections and biblical sources that refer to this. I believe the video is called something like "The serpent" in his Genesis playlist

The found plesiosaur fossils show that they had a small head, narrow neck, and small teeth. = The setup for catching fish. No terrible teeth, no bony armor, no spikes at belly side.

The other way around. The hebrew script existed 1500bc, while norse is more like 500ad stuff.