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約伯記 41:30

Listen to 約伯記 41:30
30 他 肚 腹 下 如 尖 瓦 片 ; 他 如 釘 耙 經 過 淤 泥 。

約伯記 41:30 Meaning and Commentary

Job 41:30

Sharp stones [are] under him
And yet give him no pain nor uneasiness;

he spreadeth sharp pointed things upon the mire;
and makes his bed of them and lies upon them; as sharp stones, as before, shells of fishes, broken pieces of darts, arrows, and javelins thrown at him, which fall around him: this does not so well agree with the crocodile, the skin of whose belly is soft and thin; wherefore dolphins plunge under it and cut it with a thorn, as Pliny F8 relates, or with spiny fins F9; but with the whale, which lies among hard rocks and sharp stones, and large cutting pieces of ice, as in the northern seas.


FOOTNOTES:

F8 Nat. Hist. l. 8. c. 25.
F9 Sandys's Travels, l. 2. p. 78.
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約伯記 41:30 In-Context

28 箭 不 能 恐 嚇 他 使 他 逃 避 ; 彈 石 在 他 看 為 碎 秸 。
29 棍 棒 算 為 禾 秸 ; 他 嗤 笑 短 槍 颼 的 響 聲 。
30 他 肚 腹 下 如 尖 瓦 片 ; 他 如 釘 耙 經 過 淤 泥 。
31 他 使 深 淵 開 滾 如 鍋 , 使 洋 海 如 鍋 中 的 膏 油 。
32 他 行 的 路 隨 後 發 光 , 令 人 想 深 淵 如 同 白 髮 。
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