Job 41:25

25 Cuando se yergue, los poderosos tiemblan;cuando se sacude, emprenden la huida.

Job 41:25 Meaning and Commentary

Job 41:25

When he raiseth up himself
Not out of the waters, but above the surface of them, so as that his large bulk, his terrible jaws and teeth, are seem;

the mighty are afraid;
not only fishes and other animals, but men, and these the most stouthearted and courageous, as mariners and masters of vessels;

by reason of breakings they purify themselves:
either because of the breaches of the sea made through the lifting up of this creature, threatening the overturning of vessels; or of the breaches of men's hearts through fear, they are thrown into a vomiting, and purging both by stool and urine, which are often the effects of fear, so Ben Gersom; or they acknowledge themselves sinners, or expiate themselves, endeavouring to do it by making confession of sin, declaring repentance for it, praying for forgiveness of it, and promising amendment; which is frequently the case of seafaring men in distress; see ( Jonah 1:4-17 ) .

Job 41:25 In-Context

23 Los pliegues de su piel son un tejido apretado;firmes son, e inconmovibles.

24 Duro es su pecho, como una roca;sólido, cual piedra de molino.

25 Cuando se yergue, los poderosos tiemblan;cuando se sacude, emprenden la huida.

26 La espada, aunque lo alcance, no lo hiere,ni lo hieren tampoco los dardos,ni las lanzas y las jabalinas.

27 Al hierro lo trata como a paja,y al bronce como a madera podrida.