Day 40 ~ Behemoth & Leviathan: dinosaurs?

I read as scheduled, but didn't do the blog yesterday because my comments were so brief. I guess that was God's timing, because in church this morning Ed Moore launched the service with a passage from Job chapter 37 about God and how he miraculously controls nature through the weather. It was nice for him to have used the challenge, and I knew exactly what he was talking about - it put a nice meaningful spin to my worship today.

• Job Chapter 40:15 - Could Behemoth have been a dinosaur? Visit Answers In Genesis for their take: http://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v15/i2/behemoth.asp
• Job 41:1 - Could Leviathon be a sea monster or dragon or dinosaur? Visit Answers in Genesis for their take: http://www.answersingenesis.org/tj/v15/i2/behemoth.asp
• Note that there is no closing comments with God and Satan as there were opening comments at the beginning of Job.

Job completed! Now, are we beginning the "hymnbook of the second temple" described by Ezra? My brief recordings as I breeze through these poems

• Ps 1 - choose your path: Godly or ungodly
• Ps 2 - quoted in Acts 4, Hebrews 1:5, 5:5; 2:6 - Messianic
• Ps 3 - David flees from Absalom when this is written. What is a Selah? A transition? Interlude? Musical direction? We know that David established the music troops for the temple and that he played instruments well - that is how he got in front of King Saul - he could sooth his troubled spirit.
• Ps 4 - Man rules over beasts