Do you think that the behemoth in Job 40 had a tail like one of the Cedars of Lebanon called the Saints?
30 May 2011
Question by Barney, Marked for Extinction: Do you think that the behemoth in Job 40 had a tail like one of the Cedars of Lebanon called the Saints?
Cedrus Libani possesses an imposing trunk that may attain a height of 120 feet and a diameter of 9 feet. Such a trunk is often branching and having a dense crown with an inclined dark green head of characteristic flat growth in adult trees. Secondary branchlets are often ramified like a candelabra. Warberton, in his “Crescent and Cross”, described a Cedar of Lebanon with a trunk of 45 feet in circumference. Burckhardt speaks of twelve very ancient trees called the “Saints”. These had four, five, and even seven gigantic trunks” springing from the same base”, bearing, like American Sequoias, leaves only at their very tops.
http://www.habeeb.com/cedar.of.lebanon/cedar.of.lebanon.info.html
Sorry Job 40 is the innerant word of God not poetry.
Best answer:
Answer by pitybluesboy
Could well have been a dinosaur.
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