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28 An arrow won’t make it run away.
    Stones from a sling turn to dust against it.
29 It considers clubs to be like stubble,
    and it laughs at a rattling javelin.
30 Its underside is like sharp pieces of broken pottery.
    It stretches out like a threshing[a] sledge on the mud.

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Footnotes

  1. Job 41:30 Threshing is the process of beating stalks to separate them from the grain.