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RAHAB* (Monster)
Mythological sea monster that poetically represented Egypt (Ps 87:4). “For Egypt’s help is worthless and empty, therefore I have called her ‘Rahab who sits still’ ” (Is 30:7, rsv). The biblical writers, with Israel’s crossing of the Red Sea and the Egyptian army’s subsequent drowning (cf. Is 51:10), portray God as waging war against this monster and cruelly defeating it (Job 26:12; Ps 89:10; Is 51:9).
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Jump to OET ISA 51:10 section.
Jump to OET JOB 26:12 section.
Jump to OET PSA 89:10 section.
Jump to OET ISA 51:9 section.
See also Egypt, Egyptian.