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Job 41:11-28 Common English Bible (CEB)

11. Who opposes me that I must repay?Everything under heaven is mine.

12. I’m not awed by his limbs,his strength, and impressive form.

13. Who can remove his outer garment;who can come with a bridle for him?

14. Who can open the doors of his mouth,surrounded by frightening teeth?

15. His matching scales are his pride,closely locked and sealed.

16. One touches another;even air can’t come between them.

17. Each clings to its pair;joined, they can’t be separated.

18. His sneezes emit flashes of light;his eyes are like dawn’s rays.

19. Shafts of fire shoot from his mouth;like fiery sparks they fly out.

20. Smoke pours from his nostrilslike a boiling pot over reeds.

21. His breath lights coals;a flame shoots from his mouth.

22. Power resides in his neck;violence dances before him.

23. The folds of his flesh stick together;on him they are tough and unyielding.

24. His heart is solid like a rock,hard like a lower millstone.

25. The divine beings dread his rising;they withdraw before his thrashing.

26. The sword that touches him won’t prevail;neither will the dart, spear, nor javelin.

27. He treats iron as straw,bronze as rotten wood.

28. Arrows can’t make him flee;slingstones he turns to straw.

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