Lay thine hand upon him, remember the battle, do no more.
Pon tu mano sobre él, recuerda la pelea, y no lo intentes otra vez.
Quien se atreva a tocar a esta criatura recordará para siempre el terrible combate y nunca volverá a intentarlo.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the Book of Job, God is speaking to Job during a divine response to his questions about suffering, using the description of the Leviathan, a massive, untamable sea creature, as an example of His unmatched power over creation. This occurs in the context of Job's trials, where God challenges Job's understanding by highlighting the limits of human control. The verse specifically warns against attempting to subdue such a creature, symbolizing the folly of challenging God's authority in the ancient Near Eastern worldview.
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