Job 41 (kjv)

Canst thou draw out^H4900 leviathan^H3882 with an hook^H2443? or his tongue^H3956 with a cord^H2256 which thou lettest down^H8257?²Canst thou put^H7760 an hook^H100 into his nose^H639? or bore^H5344 his jaw^H3895 through with a thorn^H2336?³Will he make many^H7235 supplications^H8469 unto thee? will he speak^H1696 soft^H7390 words unto thee?⁴Will he make^H3772 a covenant^H1285 with thee? wilt thou take^H3947 him for a servant^H5650 for ever^H5769?⁵Wilt thou play^H7832 with him as with a bird^H6833? or wilt thou bind^H7194 him for thy maidens^H5291?⁶Shall the companions^H2271 make a banquet^H3739 of him? shall they part^H2673 him among the merchants^H3669?⁷Canst thou fill^H4390 his skin^H5785 with barbed irons^H7905? or his head^H7218 with fish^H1709 spears^H6767?⁸Lay^H7760 thine hand^H3709 upon him, remember^H2142 the battle^H4421, do no more^H3254.⁹Behold, the hope^H8431 of him is in vain^H3576: shall not one be cast down^H2904 even at the sight^H4758 of him?¹⁰None is so fierce^H393 that dare stir him up^{H5782 H5782}: who then is able to stand^H3320 before^H6440 me?¹¹Who hath prevented^H6923 me, that I should repay^H7999 him? whatsoever is under the whole heaven^H8064 is mine.¹²I will not conceal^H2790 his parts^H907, nor his power^{H1369 H1697}, nor his comely^H2433 proportion^H6187.¹³Who can discover^H1540 the face^H6440 of his garment^H3830? or who can come^H935 to him with his double^H3718 bridle^H7448?¹⁴Who can open^H6605 the doors^H1817 of his face^H6440? his teeth^H8127 are terrible^H367 round about^H5439.¹⁵His scales^{H4043 H650} are his pride^H1346, shut up together^H5462 as with a close^H6862 seal^H2368.¹⁶One^H259 is so near^H5066 to another^H259, that no air^H7307 can come^H935 between them.¹⁷They are joined^H1692 one^H376 to another^H251, they stick together^H3920, that they cannot be sundered^H6504.¹⁸By his neesings^H5846 a light^H216 doth shine^H1984, and his eyes^H5869 are like the eyelids^H6079 of the morning^H7837.¹⁹Out of his mouth^H6310 go^H1980 burning lamps^H3940, and sparks^H3590 of fire^H784 leap out^H4422.²⁰Out of his nostrils^H5156 goeth^H3318 smoke^H6227, as out of a seething^H5301 pot^H1731 or caldron^H100.²¹His breath^H5315 kindleth^H3857 coals^H1513, and a flame^H3851 goeth out^H3318 of his mouth^H6310.²²In his neck^H6677 remaineth^H3885 strength^H5797, and sorrow^H1670 is turned into joy^H1750 before^H6440 him.²³The flakes^H4651 of his flesh^H1320 are joined together^H1692: they are firm^H3332 in themselves; they cannot be moved^H4131.²⁴His heart^H3820 is as firm^H3332 as a stone^H68; yea, as hard^H3332 as a piece^H6400 of the nether^H8482 millstone.²⁵When he raiseth up^H7613 himself, the mighty^H352 are afraid^H1481: by reason of breakings^H7667 they purify^H2398 themselves.²⁶The sword^H2719 of him that layeth^H5381 at him cannot hold^H6965: the spear^H2595, the dart^H4551, nor the habergeon^H8302.²⁷He esteemeth^H2803 iron^H1270 as straw^H8401, and brass^H5154 as rotten^H7539 wood^H6086.²⁸The arrow^{H1121 H7198} cannot make him flee^H1272: slingstones^{H68 H7050} are turned^H2015 with him into stubble^H7179.²⁹Darts^H8455 are counted^H2803 as stubble^H7179: he laugheth^H7832 at the shaking^H7494 of a spear^H3591.³⁰Sharp^H2303 stones^H2789 are under him: he spreadeth^H7502 sharp pointed things^H2742 upon the mire^H2916.³¹He maketh the deep^H4688 to boil^H7570 like a pot^H5518: he maketh^H7760 the sea^H3220 like a pot of ointment^H4841.³²He maketh a path^H5410 to shine^H215 after^H310 him; one would think^H2803 the deep^H8415 to be hoary^H7872.³³Upon earth^H6083 there is not his like^H4915, who is made^H6213 without^H1097 fear^H2844.³⁴He beholdeth^H7200 all high^H1364 things: he is a king^H4428 over all the children^H1121 of pride^H7830.