Numbers 23:22, Numbers 24:8 and Job 39:9. I've seen single-horned animals from Africa, and they don't have "great strength", could the translators have gotten the Hebrew word re'eym wrong? Is this a dinosaur?
The word "dragon" appears 19 times in the Bible. The word "dragon" occurs frequently in extra biblical works, not as a mythical creature, but as if everybody knows what it is. Marco Polo's account of his trip to China maintains the Chinese emperor was raising dragons to pull his chariot.
There have been numerous historical references to "sea serpents". Do you think these are salt-water crocodiles?
Do you think they're salt water crocodiles because you know they exist or because they fit the description better.
If they don't fit the description better, are you an honest expositor, or do you have ulterior motives?
Do you accept historical records that intend to be historical records, or do you screen history using your own perception of reality?
2007-02-18
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