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scandanavian_haven
22 May 16 22:39
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If not why not?, they definitely existed.

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zorrostrikes
When: 23 May 16 03:35
behemoth, Leviathan and  Tanniyn is always translated into another word when we write it in English. Tanniyn is mentioned twenty eight times in the Bible and is normally translated “dragon.” It is also translated “serpent,” “sea monster,” “dinosaur,” “great creature,” and “reptile.” Behemoth and Leviathan are relatively specific creatures, perhaps each was a single kind of animal. Tanniyn is a more general term, and it can be thought of as the original version of the word “dinosaur.” The word “dinosaur” was originally coined in 1841, more than three thousand years after the Bible first referred to “Tanniyn.” To make things clearer, we constructed the following table comparing the scientific names with the Biblical names tanniyn, behemoth, and Leviathan.(grabbed from a google search, can't anyone google).
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