God Made the Leviathan, Dios Hizo el Leviatán: The Dragon, That Serpent of Old, Who Is the Devil and Satan. el Dragón, la Serpiente Antigua, Que Es el Diablo

By Maryluz Guerrero

China, England, and many more countries have legends of dragons. But what if what they really saw was a leviathan? What if the dragon on the Mayan calendar was really a leviathan memory?   Was the man named Job from the Bible/Tanakh the only one who saw the leviathan? Some speculate it was a crocodile or alligator t

• Language: English
• Publisher: Authors' Tranquility Press
• Release date: Oct 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9781959453802

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God Made the Leviathan/ Maryluz Guerrro.

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Once upon a time in a land named Uz, there once lived a boy named Zophar and his best friend Elihu. As Zophar and Elihu were swimming they watched some fishermen struggle for many hours trying to pull the leviathan with a fishhook, but the fishermen were not able to pull it. They tried to tie the leviathan’s tongue with a rope among many men, but they couldn’t. Zophar and Elihu asked the fishermen if giving the leviathan a treat will calm