The Identity of Behemoth (40:15-24)
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Lesson
Behemoth is the plural form of a Hebrew word that refers to animals in general also specifically to wild animals. In Job, it’s also used as a metaphor representing the composite forces of the powers of the earth that are against God.
Outline
I. Behemoth is not a Description of a Specific Animal
II. Behemoth is Plural of a Hebrew Word, Meaning Beast or Animal
A. In the singular it often refers to a large land animal
B. In the plural, it may refer to animals in general or specifically to wild animals
C. The plural indicates that it is a composite description
D. Composite animals described in Daniel
E. Behemoth is a metaphor for evil that is against God
F. God says that no one can put an end to oppression and bring about utopia except God
