Job 41: The LORD Describes Leviathan

The LORD continues His second speech by asking whether Job could catch or tame the fearsome Leviathan. Since no one dares to rouse this creature, no one can stand against God, who owes nothing to anyone and owns all things. The poem pictures Leviathan's armor, fiery breath and strength, which no weapon can overcome.

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How does the LORD describe Leviathan in the closing lines of His speech (41:33-34)?

He fears the LORD and hides himself whenever the storm risesHe has no equal on earth and rules over every proud creatureHe will one day be tamed by Job and offered to the merchantsHe is the servant of Behemoth and guards the banks of the Jordan