Ezekiel 29:3; Ezekiel 32:2; Psalm 74:13–14; Isaiah 27:1; Isaiah 51:9

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Ezekiel 29:3

speak, and say, Thus says the Lord God:

oBehold, I am against you,

Pharaoh king of Egypt,

pthe great dragon that lies

in the midst of his streams,

qthat says, My Nile is my own;

I made it for myself.


Ezekiel 32:2

fSon of man, graise a lamentation over hPharaoh king of Egypt and say to him:

You consider yourself ia lion of the nations,

but you are like ja dragon kin the seas;

lyou burst forth in your rivers,

trouble the waters with your feet,

and foul their rivers.


Psalm 74:13–14

13  You qdivided the sea by your might;

you rbroke the heads of sthe sea monsters1 on the waters.

14  You crushed the heads of tLeviathan;

you gave him as food for the creatures of the wilderness.


Isaiah 27:1

The Redemption of Israel

In that day the Lord with his hard and great and strong dsword will punish eLeviathan the fleeing serpent, eLeviathan the twisting serpent, and he will slay fthe dragon that is in the sea.


Isaiah 51:9

uAwake, awake, vput on strength,

O warm of the Lord;

awake, xas in days of old,

the generations of long ago.

Was it not you who cut yRahab in pieces,

who pierced zthe dragon?