The Hebrew word Behemoth is usually translated as “beast” or “cattle” and is used 9 times in reference to carnal animal quadrupeds or man in a “carnal” or “animal” state of mind. It is transcribed once as Behemoth in the Book of Job to describe a specific animal whose strength, size, and appetite could only be a dinosaur and could only have existed before the cataclysm that ended the Raysheeth Era. The use of “Behemoth” is unique and is spelled differently than the other word for beast, BHMH, (Beh-hay-mah). Behaymah is a quadrupedal mammal most often referred to as a cow. These two words do not resemble or sound at all. Behaymah are basically cows. Sheep have cows. Whales have cows. Every adult female mammal is a cow. There were no female mammals large enough to meet the descriptive requirements of the Olde English Lexicon. This forced the scribes to insert the transliteration of Behemoth into Job.
Behold now behemoth, what have I done to you; eat grass like an ox. Behold now, his strength is in his loins, and his strength is in the navel of his belly. He wags his tail like a cedar:
KJV-Job 40:15-16
“He is the Chief of the Ways of God.” If the word Dinosaur does not exist, and the Translators are trying to describe a large, strong animal; that has a tail like a cedar; and can drink an immense quantity of water; what would they call it? Surely they may have contemplated the use of the word elephant, but its tail looks like a whip, not a cedar. You can see the potential for confusion when they had no idea what a dinosaur was in 1611. So, lacking a proper English word, they thought to transcribe the Hebrew word in the manuscript to Behemoth at Job 40:15. All other translations of behemoth use the word “beast” and the concept is rendered irrelevant and is treated as one of the other six Hebrew words from which “beast” is translated.
The Behaymah are the quadrupeds of Genesis translated primarily as cows. This word appears in 172 verses and is translated as beast or cow but it is not The Behemoth in Job. Both the Hebrew Dictionary and Strong’s Concordance define Behemoth as “a hippopotamus”, which has an even smaller tail. Strong adds water oxen and cattle to the group of associated animals described as Behaymah. Behaymah are animals that produce milk and have umbilical cords.
We hypothesize that Behemoths were warm-blooded quadrupeds that laid eggs and suckled their young with milk. The flexible shell protected both mother and baby from their horns and claws. We examine the verse below, like literary paleontologists on an archaeological expedition through time and translations to discover this truly remarkable and enormous Beast. Behold, The Dinosaur… He is a herbivore… His tail is like a cedar… His strength is in his abdomen… His bones are like metal tubes… His spine is like cast iron. .. Made first in Raysheeth by The Supreme Deity…
The description in Job is so strange that it warrants the transliteration to Behemoth. The translators understood that the animal kingdom was made up of thousands of species and could not consciously give this animal any known name for the sake of credibility. Instead of making up an English word for something that doesn’t exist, they transliterate the Hebrew word, BHBTH, into Behemoth, and then move on. Each scribe had thousands of verses to translate, at some point they make the best possible guess and move on. There are ten verses in the Hebrew Bible that contain the word Behemoth.* In nine cases it is translated as “beast” or “beasts.” In some cases it refers to a lowly animal, or to man in an animal state, and in several cases it is a reference to the prehistoric Beasts of Raysheeth.
Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance gives the Behemoth of Job 40:15 its own entry designation number, 930. All other uses of Behemah are assigned the number 929 and are generalized references to “wild beasts” or Men “as beasts.” “. The use of the term Behemoth in Job has to be recognized for its unique displacement as a particularly huge unacknowledged beast. The analysis of the Behemoth translations in the Hebrew texts is puzzling and worthy of further study by Hebrew scholars.
How much attention this single word deserves given that they were trying to translate the entire Hebrew Scripture with a high level of spiritual accuracy in a timely manner. They work on a word for a while and eventually continue in order to complete the translation in the course of their lives. Not in a hurry, but in an attempt to find an appropriate English word or concept for each Hebrew word in the manuscript. The order of progression for word choice would be something like; exact, appropriate, approximate, adequate, and when no other option is available in the Lexicon, transliterate.
Transliteration: is a mapping from one writing system to another, word for word. The transliteration attempts to be exact, so that an informed reader can reconstruct the original spelling of unknown transliterated words. To achieve this goal, transliteration can define complex conventions for dealing with letters in a source script that do not correspond to letters in a target script.
If the translators knew what we know now, would they have translated Behemoth as a dinosaur? Better yet, if scientists had been looking for Behemoth, would they have called them Dinosaurs?
He is the chief of the ways… KJV – Job 40:19
We know that this word does not literally mean “beginning.” We need to transliterate the word to Raysheeth and then analyze the other words to determine a more suitable translation. For the Dinosaur to be included in the Bible, it makes more scientific sense than:
He stepped on the land of Raysheeth… TGR – Job 40:19
The word translated as “Tread on” is Dehrek. It is “a path”, as in a path where the feet of the animals have created a footprint in the ground. Our hypothesis is that Behemoth is a term for the fiercest dinosaur on the planet. This dinosaur can eat grass, but it is described as something that living things should fear.
And when it has gone to feed a steep mountain, it brings joy to those who live in the lowlands.
TGR – Work 40:20
Dinosaurs existed and the creature described in Job lived in a time called Raysheeth. It terrified the lowlands, and whenever it climbed to the top of a mountain to feed, the other living creatures played and frolicked according to the etymology of the Hebrew concept of “joy.” They were happy because they had to hide in the creature’s presence, each fearing for their lives. Given these facts, we can axiomatically conclude that the Raysheeth Era is a prehistoric Biblical Era when the Behemoth left dinosaur footprints on earth.
Biblical Axiom – A logical argument based on Scripture that uses two or more verses to support an analysis of a word or concept contained in one of the verses. The Logic is based on the assumption that an omniscient Supreme Deity psychokinetically provided precise information to the Authors of the Holy Scriptures through the transmission of a Supreme Holy Breath of Life.
parabolic axioms
There are two colors of flowers. The roses are Red. Violets are blue. If this is the information given, one can easily deduce that roses and violets produce purples. If orange is the key to happiness. So yellow wisdom and red rage become the key to unlocking rage when they are fused together in equal parts. Now you know what purples are when you see that word in a sentence. Now you know that wisdom and anger are opposing forces. These groups of parabolas form a kind of mathematical equation whose derivatives, tangents, and integrals exist in verbal form. Raysheeth’s Axiomatic Analysis up to this point says something like: An Entity was created before the Age of Raysheeth came into existence. In Raysheeth, God created Heaven and himself The Earth. Behold the Behemoth, which was made with Job in Raysheeth. Raysheeth is the Hebrew term for the geological age of the dinosaurs.
A logical theoscientific conclusion would be that the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event ended the age of Raysheeth and the world of the dinosaurs. If the Bible is divinely inspired, it is biblically axiomatic to conclude that: On Raysheeth, God created the sky, the Earth, and then the dinosaurs. Not with hands or machines, but with sacred words spoken through time and space in the Dark Matter ether that permeates this system of things.