Job 41:20

Caldron] The crocodile's breath is likened to vapour that rises from a steaming pot.

22b. RV 'And terror danceth before him.'

25b. RV 'By reason of consternation they are beside themselves.' But the v. may perhaps, with a slight alteration of the text, be rendered: 'When he raiseth himself up the deer are afraid who slip (or stray) among the broken places on the banks of the river.' It is not the usual term for 'the mighty' that is used here. Shebarim, 'broken places,' in Joshua 7:5, refers to the slope of a ravine.