Its name is a plural, rendered in one place as "wild animals", but generally accepted to emphasize greatness.
Its name is a plural, rendered in one place as "wild animals", but generally accepted to emphasize greatness. Some scholars have understood it to be a form of the chaos deity destroyed by the storm god in the battle before creation. (**) A character in The Master and Margarita is named for it, and it served as a metaphor for the Long Parliament (*) in Hobbes's writing. In Jewish apocrypha, it is considered to be the unconquerable god of land, and a Jewish hymn recited on Shavuot foretells its battle with the Leviathan. Along with Ziz and the aforementioned Leviathan, this entity completes the primordial trinity, although in Job, this entity is really just a divine pet. For 10 points, name this entity used by Creationists to prove human coexistence with dinosaurs, whose name is now taken to refer to any large thing.
Its name is a plural, rendered in one place as "wild animals", but generally accepted to emphasize greatness.
Behemoths