[GovernmentIsTheProblem]

"Book of Job speaks of the “behemoth” with “a tail like a cedar.” Sounds vaguely familiar."

[DiogenesTheDog]

"Book of Job speaks of the “behemoth” with “a tail like a cedar.” Sounds vaguely familiar."

The word "tail" is being used as a euphemism for phallus in this passage. "Stones" is in the original Hebrew the word for testicles, which is why in the Vulgate it's translated as "testiculorem". The word that is translated as "moveth" is chaphets which is used elsewhere to mean "pleasure" or "delight".The passage is a description of the power and virility of behemoth, which from the context is pretty clearly a hippopotamus. Not to mention the fact that the presence of a navel means that the creature being described is a placental mammal and thus not a dinosaur.