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Leviathan

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Oct 26, 2026

Martin VauxHOST
27:02
And storms and losses and murderous ice and maybe even giant squids are hardly the only thing haunting all of our seven seas.
Martin VauxHOST
27:11
Although they aren't strictly connected to ghosts, it's hard to separate the disappearance of entire crews and mysterious destruction of ships from legendary creatures like the Kraken and the Leviathan, which we talked about in our demons episode.
Martin VauxHOST
27:25
Most often, though, these are portrayed as forms of colossal squid or octopus, which appear to wrap their tentacles around vessels and drag them below the waves.
Martin VauxHOST
27:36
Stories about such creatures do go back, of course, to the classical world, again with the monster Scylla in Homer's Odyssey.
GaryHOST
2:24
But they had posted that and they were like, check this shit out.
DemetriusGUEST
2:28
Yeah, I can't find it right now, but... god called god calls it leviathan leviathan bro and uh different civilizations call it different things but god calls it leviathan and it's mentioned in the bible at least like five or six times but that's like that's pretty much the kraken or what we know as like the kraken it's like the um you got godzilla I guess Godzilla's in the, yeah, he's in the ocean.
DemetriusGUEST
3:02
So Leviathan's Godzilla, I didn't put thumb, is like what we call King Kong.
DemetriusGUEST
3:08
But God said he made both those creatures on the first day.
DemetriusGUEST
3:12
And I don't want to get too far deep, but they said Terashima, when they dropped the bomb, it was to put Leviathan back to sleep.
DemetriusGUEST
3:18
So I don't know how true that is.
DemetriusGUEST
3:21
But I'm just, I don't want to start with that.
DemetriusGUEST
3:34
So God says in the book of Job, you know, Job was questioning God.
Mike LewisGUEST
9:35
So two people who had been raised in the FSSP, um, and apparently had been raised on a diet of father Chad Ripperger talks because he, you know, his name, his reputation was, was big there.
Mike LewisGUEST
9:52
And they were laughing about how, um, Father Ripperger made a comment about how Leviathan is the name of the demon that's attributed to butch lesbians.
Mike LewisGUEST
10:07
Like, that's the cause, is a demon named Leviathan.
Mike LewisGUEST
10:10
And I mean, that struck me as absurd.
Mike LewisGUEST
10:12
And they were laughing about it.

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Mike LewisGUEST
17:07
He's taken it down.
Mike LewisGUEST
17:08
There's a Catholic answers article that quotes from it extensively, but the article itself or the audio itself is gone.
Mike LewisGUEST
17:16
But I found the Leviathan thing about the five generals, the five demons that control the world, the five most powerful demons.
Nicholas DaigleGUEST
30:23
No, I've never actually given that, that Avenue much thought, to be honest with you.
Nicholas DaigleGUEST
30:29
I've, I have, you know, I have toyed with or played with the idea that, you know, dinosaur is not a term that was coined until the 1800s, you know, probably around, probably around the same time that these giant skeletons were being found and, and, Delivered or started being found started to be found But I do find it intriguing the idea of The Bible does talk about dragons and even to the point even to the point of like Behemoth and Leviathan, when you're reading about in Job, behemoth sounds a lot like a long neck, tail as long as a cedar.
Nicholas DaigleGUEST
31:11
I mean, I know some biblical scholars say, well, it's an elephant or it's a rhinoceros or hippopotamus, sorry, hippopotamus.
Nicholas DaigleGUEST
31:20
Those things don't have tails as long as cedars.
Zack KilleyHOST
31:23
It's like Leviathan, you know, they're like, oh, it's a Nile crocodile.
Zack KilleyHOST
31:26
It's like, well, this says that its breath boils the waters of the deep.
Zack KilleyHOST
31:31
Does the Nile crocodile breathe fire? Cause I'm pretty sure it doesn't, you know?
Josh MondayHOST
38:28
May those curse it.
Josh MondayHOST
38:32
who cursed the day, those who are ready to arouse Leviathan.
Josh MondayHOST
38:41
May the days of its morning be dark, may it look for light, but have none, and not see the dawning of the day, because it did not shut up the doors of my mother's womb, nor hide sorrow from my eyes." Verse 11, why did I not die at birth? Why did I not perish when I came from the womb? Why did the knees receive me? Or why the breasts should I nurse? We'll stop there.
Josh MondayHOST
39:10
So we have some teaching points.
Doug Van DornHOST
11:12
They're probably the first ones to subvert the truth.
Doug Van DornHOST
11:16
But when you read about Leviathan in the Bible, well, that's an ancient Near Eastern mythological creature that the Bible takes and imports its own meaning to.
Doug Van DornHOST
11:26
When you read, for example, Daniel 7 and the one like a son of man coming to the ancient of days, that whole story is like a retelling of the Baal cycle.
Doug Van DornHOST
11:38
And that's not meaning that it's pagan.
Spooko

Spooko

328. Psycho Killer

Oct 25 · 1 Mention

ShagHOST
8:15
They might be demons.
ShagHOST
8:16
Leviathan might be the devil.
ShagHOST
8:18
But there's enough meat for you to constantly chew on it.
ShagHOST
8:22
Fuck, I love that universe so much.
Gary WayneGUEST
44:20
Now, doesn't that sound like a bit of an allegory? Because Samael is one of the serpentine names or dragon name for Satan, right? And you also have now a Lilith associated with Samael as also his consort.
Gary WayneGUEST
44:39
And so this could be the original female and the original male, the original male Leviathan and female Leviathan.
Gary WayneGUEST
44:49
And part of the unaccounted aspect of the occult that we're not really explained to because this would obviously be explained at the top levels of polytheism where you have to be very high at the depth level to probably get a full understanding of it.
Gary WayneGUEST
45:04
So I'm just sort of trying to connect some dots here, but it's an owl and an eagle as the Anzu bird is, so male and female.
Hank HanegraaffHOST
22:21
Yeah, well, there are various views on this.
Hank HanegraaffHOST
22:24
There's the Young Earth perspective on dinosaurs, and they believe that dinosaurs walked alongside of humankind, and therefore they will point to passages like Job 40 and 41, Behemoth and Leviathan, and say here are... examples of dinosaurs in the Bible.
Hank HanegraaffHOST
22:42
There are others who say, no, dinosaurs died off long before the creation of humankind, and therefore the days themselves are not days, but they are day ages, and therefore the dinosaurs were created in the sixth day age, but long before the actual creation of humankind.
Hank HanegraaffHOST
23:05
That is an ongoing debate amongst Christians, those who hold to a young earth and those who hold to an old earth.
Hunter BarnesHOST
1:41
For God says, I will break the strength of the wicked, but I will increase the power of the godly.
Hunter BarnesHOST
1:50
Job 41 I want to emphasize Leviathan's limbs and its enormous strength and graceful form.
Hunter BarnesHOST
1:59
Who can strip off its hide? Who can penetrate its double layer of armor? Who can pry open its jaws? For its teeth are terrible.
Hunter BarnesHOST
2:08
The scales on its back are like rows of shields tightly sealed together.
Hunter BarnesHOST
2:33
Like steam from a pot heated over burning rushes, its breath.
Hunter BarnesHOST
2:37
Like steam from a pot heated over burning rushes, its breath could kindle coals, for flames shoot from its mouth.
Hunter BarnesHOST
2:45
The tremendous strength in Leviathan's neck strikes tear wherever it goes.
Hunter BarnesHOST
2:50
Its flesh is hard and firm and cannot be penetrated.

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