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Leviathan & Behemoth: Real or Symbolic? An in-depth Bible study of these Chaos Monsters in the Bible

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I just published a new 80 page booklet of a detailed Bible study of these two massive mysterious creatures in Scripture.

If you have been reading my research through the years, you know I have written on these monsters in several of my books.

Plus they are major characters in all my Chronicles novel series!

Well, I have finally drawn together everything I have written on Leviathan and Behemoth and expanded my research to be more comprehensive on the subject.

This new booklet is for sale, at a low price as always, in both ebook and paperback.

Check it out here.

 

God Against the gods: Yahweh Vs. Leviathan

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Is Leviathan in the Bible a dinosaur? A whale? A sea monster? NO! He is the many-headed sea dragon of chaos. God used Leviathan as a very important covenantal symbol.

Watch the video to find out exactly how it all fits.

If you don’t see the video below, watch it here on YouTube.

And this is only a clip out of a NEW online course I have called “The Imagination of God.”

4 Video teachings and 2 books and audiobooks.

Check out what the course offers here.

Use this code to get 20% OFF the course price: DEC1720
This discount is only good until this Saturday, December 9.

 

 

Of Myth and the Bible – Part 4: Leviathan, Sea Dragon of Chaos

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Leviathan, the sea dragon of chaos, as he is depicted in the novel series, Chronicles of the Nephilim by Brian Godawa. Available at Amazon.

Leviathan, the sea dragon of chaos, as he is depicted in the novel series, Chronicles of the Nephilim by Brian Godawa. Available at Amazon.

In the previous post, I talked about how the pagan Canaanite Storm God, Ba’al was subverted by the Bible. The Biblical writers appropriated the language of storm and applied it to Yahweh in effect to claim that Ba’al was not the god of Storm, Yahweh was. But that’s not all. The Canaanite mythology contained a narrative of Ba’al fighting with Leviathan, the sea dragon of chaos. Well, guess what, the Bible subverts that too. Continue reading →