1: Can you draw outH4900 LeviathanH3882 with a hook?H2443 Or with a lineH2256 [which] you lowerH8257 [snare] his tongue?H3956
2: can you putH7760 a bulrushH0100 through his nose?H0639 Or with a hook?H2336 pierceH5344 his jaw.H3895
3: Will he make manyH7235 to youH0413 supplicationsH8469 OrH0518 will he speakH1696 to youH0413 softly.H7390
4: Will he makeH3772 a covenantH1285 with youH5973 will you take himH3947 as a servantH5650 forever?H5769
5: will you playH7832 as [with] a bird?H6833 Or will you leash himH7194 for your maidens?H5291
6: will make a banquetH3738 of himH5921 [your] companionsH2271 will they apportion himH2673 amongH0996 the merchants?H3669
7: can you fillH4390 with harpoons?H7905 his skinH5785 Or with spears?H6767 fishingH1709 his head.H7218
8: LayH7760 on himH5921 your handH3709 RememberH2142 the battle,H4421 NeverH0408 do it again.H3254
9: Indeed,H2005 [any] hope of [overcoming] himH8431 is false-H3576 shallH1571 atH0408 the sight of himH4758 [one not] be overwhelmed.H2904
10: No oneH3808 [is so] cruelH0393 thatH3588 would dare stir him up-H5782 then whoH4310 heH1931 against MeH6440 is able to stand.H3320
11: WhoH4310 has preceded MeH6923 that I should pay [him]H7999 underH8478 EverythingH3605 heavenH8064 is.H1931 NotH3808 I will concealH2790 his limbs,H0905 andH1697 His mighty power,H1369 or gracefulH2433 his proportions.H6187
13: WhoH4310 can removeH1540 outerH6440 his coat?H3830 with doubleH3718 a bridle?H7448 whoH4310 can approach [him].H0935
14: The doorsH1817 of his face?H6440 whoH4310 can openH6605 all aroundH5439 his teethH8127 [is] terror.H0367
15: [his] pride,H1346 [His] rowsH0650 of scales areH4043 Shut upH5462 [as with] a sealH2368 tightly.H6862
16: OneH0259 one,H0259 is so nearH5066 that airH7307 noH3808 can comeH0935 between them.H0996
17: OneH0376 to its brother,H0251 they are joinedH1692 they stick together,H3920 and cannotH3808 be parted.H6504
18: His sneezingsH5846 flash forth,H1984 lightH0216 and his eyes [are]H5869 like the eyelidsH6079 of the morning.H7837
19: Out of his mouthH6310 burning lights,H3940 goH1980 SparksH3590 of fireH0784 shoot out.H4422
20: Out of his nostrilsH5156 goesH3318 Smoke,H6227 as [from] a potH1731 boilingH5301 and [burning] bulrushes.H0100
21: His breathH5315 coals,H1513 kindlesH3857 and a flameH3851 of his mouthH6310 goes out.H3318
22: In his neckH6677 dwellsH3885 Strength,H5797 and before himH6440 dancesH1750 sorrow.H1670
23: The foldsH4651 of his fleshH1320 are joined together-H1692 they are firmH3332 on himH5921 and cannotH1077 be moved.H4131
24: His heartH3820 is as hardH3332 asH3644 stone-H0068 and Even as hardH3332 asH6400 the lower [millstone].H8482
25: When he raises himself upH7613 are afraid-H1481 the mightyH0410 because of his crashingsH7667 they are beside themselves.H2398
26: [Though] reaches himH5381 the swordH2719 it cannotH1097 avail,H6965 nor does spear,H2595 dart,H4551 or javelin.H8302
27: He regardsH2803 as straw,H8401 ironH1270 as woodH6086 rottenH7539 [And] bronze.H5154
28: CannotH3808 make him flee-H1272 the arrowH1121 the arrowH7198 like stubble.H7179 BecomeH2015 slingstonesH0068 Slingstones.H7050
29: As straw-H7179 are regardedH2803 DartsH8455 and He laughsH7832 at the threatH7494 of javelins.H3591
30: His undersidesH8478 [are] like sharpH2303 potsherdsH2789 He spreadsH7502 pointed [marks]H2742 inH5921 the mire.H2916
31: He makes boilH7570 like a pot-H5518 the deepH4688 the seaH3220 He makesH7760 like a pot of ointment.H4841
32: Behind himH0310 He leaves shiningH0215 a wakeH5410 [One] would thinkH2803 the deep hadH8415 white hair.H7872
33: There is nothingH0369 OnH5921 earthH6083 like him,H4915 which is madeH6213 WithoutH1097 fear.H2844
34: highH0853 everyH3605 high [thing]H1364 He beholdsH7200 He [is]H1931 kingH4428 overH5921 allH3605 the sonsH1121 of pride.H7830