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Leviathan is the sea dragon of the Bible — a world-serpent, chaos beast, and fire-breathing monster found in Job, Psalms, Isaiah, and ancient Near Eastern myths. Older than Scripture itself, Leviathan emerges from Ugaritic texts as Lotan, the seven-headed serpent of the sea. In the Hebrew Bible, it appears in shifting forms: crushed by God, invoked through curses, breathing fire, playing in the depths, and marked for destruction at the end of time. This episode traces Leviathan’s full mythic arc — from Canaanite origins to biblical descriptions, apocryphal expansions, medieval bestiaries, and maritime legends where sea monsters become islands, dragons haunt the edges of maps, and sailors mistake monsters for land. Along the way, we explore: • Leviathan in Job, Psalms, and Isaiah • Witchcraft and curses related to the sea dragon • Leviathan and Behemoth as paired end-time beasts • Medieval bestiaries, island-whales, and false lands • Maritime myths like Lyngbakr • World-serpent cousins: Tiamat, Jörmungandr and Apep • The final combat and the Beast from the Sea in Revelation 00:00 Intro 00:44 Lotan 02:44 Chaoskampf 08:41 Leviathan and the Bible 10:14 Job 3 11:11 Job 41 13:02 Psalm 104 13:45 Isaiah 27 14:51 Book of Revelation 16:36 Medieval Bestiaries 22:47 Leviathan and Behemoth 25:19 Medieval Maps 30:06 Salted Dragon 33:21 The World Serpent 38:02 Leviathan’s Fate 40:45 The End of Days Images and maps sourced from public-domain historical collections, including the Library of Congress, Wikimedia Commons, National Gallery of Art, the David Rumsey Map Collection, and the British Library. Music and sound effects licensed from Artlist.io, YouTube Audio Library, and Pixabay. © 2026 Aiden Flaxton Mythos.