Thomas Coke Commentary on the Holy Bible - Job 41:32
Job 41:32. One would think the deep to be hoary— He accounteth the deep as his habitation. Heath. Houbigant renders the verse, He leaves behind him a shining path; he esteems the deep to be dry land.—Rutilantia post se vestigia relinquit; abyssum reputat ut aridum tellurem. read more
Bridgeway Bible Commentary - Job 41:1-34
Two beasts (40:15-41:34)Before Job accepts the challenge to govern the moral order, God warns him that it is far more difficult than governing the natural and physical order. Therefore, Job must first consider what power he has over, for instance, the beasts. Two examples are sufficient to impress upon Job that he faces an impossibility. The first of these is the monster Behemoth, generally thought to be the hippopotamus. It is among the strongest creatures of God’s creation (15-18),... read more