Research information for biblical scholars

[citizenkane]

While doing research on refuting that in Job 40:15 the term behemoth refered to dinosaurs I came across the below site.

I know a few of you like 3J are truly interested in delving into the roots and history of your bible and figured this would help.

http://www.sacrednamebible.com/kjvstrongs/

Its a great site for going back to the original language in which the old testament was written in. Basically click on a word that is highlighted to get the original and its definition. Old testament is hebrew and new testament is greek.


Example......

definition of behemoth

http://www.sacrednamebible.com/kjvstrongs/STRHEB9.htm

#930

and where it is specifically used at
http://www.sacrednamebible.com/kjvstrongs/CONHEB92.htm

#930

[TheKingsSon]

Thanks....
So, you don't think Behemoth was a dinosaur? What do you think it's a reference to? How many animals have a tail "like" a cedar?? Certainly not a hippo or an elephant.

[citizenkane]

Thanks....
So, you don't think Behemoth was a dinosaur? What do you think it's a reference to? How many animals have a tail "like" a cedar?? Certainly not a hippo or an elephant.

I posted this as a resource and thats it. I respect this forum and didnt come into looking for a fight, actually I think this is my first post in it.
If you want to argue with the hebrew language that is a few thousand years older than you or I then you go ahead and do it. you did read the definition of it right?

on the cedar thing....I think its a reading issue.

its says moveth his tail like a cedar. it doesnt say his tail is like a cedar.

[TheKingsSon]

no argument intended, just asking..