Sculpting Monsters EXACTLY as described in The Bible...

[@Jazza]

Yo! Over a million views in just over a week?! Y'all did it! Part 2 coming soon!

[@LewangoalskiANDTomAssistMuller]

Hello @jazza I assume that the leviathan, was maybe even like the story of the loch ness monster, and there have been theories that the loch ness monster, was a dinosaur, that was trapped in a lake after the ice age, it could be that the leviathan was a Mossasaurus a giant serpentine sea dinosaur that had sharp scales and a long tail.

[@PaidGuy3208]

Pls try this with other religious book like Indian(hindu/Sanatana Dharma),Greek,etc.

[@JM-fc4tj]

Hell yeah!

[@rami_ungar_writer]

Be sure to include the Leviathan and Behemoth's avian counterpart, the Ziz, in the next video!

[@apex2000]

Looking forward to part 2, hope it included Aziz. to finish the trinity of Leviathan, Behemoth & Aziz. Beasts of the Water, Land & Sky

[@BeefForLess]

I want to see more biblical creatures. Jazza's monster design/ creature sculpture videos are a ton of fun to see.

[@robertdebbage5229]

Definitely

[@gamerbeaves4653]

Agreeeed

[@Iso20227]

“And the huge dragon was cast down and out - that age-old serpent, Who is called the Devil and Satan, he who is the seducer (deceiver) of all humanity the world over; he was forced out and down to the earth, and his angels were flung out along with him.” Revelations 12:9

[@Jack-hf6lx]

sure

[@corenchidori]

💙

[@am3thysts]

As a Christian, I must say I find it very refreshing how overall kind everyone is being here. I’m used to anything semi harder to understand or believe in Christianity being completely mocked and hated on. I’m so glad to see so many unbelievers just being intrigued or liking the artwork and not hating on others’ beliefs. Thank you all! ❤

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Well regardless of religious affiliation almost everyone likes some kind of art. Like the massive churches with art all over in Europe being tourist attractions. I think a lot of people that hate on religious people generally might just have had bad experiences with the overly religious side, zealots if you will. For example being gay or lesbian in a lot of heavy religious areas or even homes wont be easy. Maybe a woman getting an abortion, already a stressful thing, then get called names, and told you are going to hell. Not a fun time. I’d like to think life would be a lot easier if people minded their own business. Haha. Maybe you are a more chill christian that is just vibing, trying to live, and survive in the world with the rest of us, and never once said a mean thing to anyone. I’m just trying to live my life, have fun, maybe make friends, die in peace. XD

[@fullcircle8231]

@kay8487 but the main issue is hating on religion and religious people because of your personal experiences with people in your life... Christianity is the worlds largest religion. With over 2.3 billion people claiming to be of the faith. If you're judging and mocking 2.3 billion people because of your experiences with a handful of people who claim to be Christian, that says FAR more about you than it does religious people... and none of what's said is good.

[@am3thysts]

@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist And I get that, and I’d like to say I’m much more chill (not not taking sin seriously, but not preaching hellfire and brimstone from the pulpit). Everyone is created equal under God. Everyone equally deserves second chances, general respect and kindness, etc. But the wide online attitude to Christianity is “How idiotic for you to believe in your precious sky daddy” when I have said absolutely nothing rude to the person. I get having a bad experience. But a bad experience with a few doesn’t excuse persecution and complete disregard for the whole. Like Muslims. One terrorist attack from a smaller group of Muslims shouldn’t mean that I completely disregard, disrespect, and constantly attack Muslims online. But I understand what you are saying.

[@Dookieman1975]

Prob because they see it as cool fiction. And it def sounds like it with the giants and beasts and mentions of unicorns. Which does lead me to a question. I lost sleep over this. Ya know how one of the biggest sins is lying and misguiding others in the word of god? Because it also damns not just the lair but the misguided. I bring this up because the Bible sounds like pieces of fanfic stapled together at times. Like some stuff just don’t add up. Like there was a part where god sends lions after kids because they made fun of Elisha. Which really goes against the all fair, just, wise, and good god when this is an overreaction that sounds like fanfic. Or someone trying to prove god loves them so much he’ll do something this petty. There’s also countless instances of him showing favoritism. And that time Abram pretends to be Sarai’s sister and the guy coming onto her gets punished when he didn’t know. All this don’t add up. Especially to with the description of a just and fair god. And how come we haven’t noticed any giant monsters yet? And all this makes me wonder if it was tampered with, parts were just filled in with imagination, or really is just all made up. Either we had it all wrong and are damned because of misinformation and years of mistranslation and even tampering for personal gain, are we all screwed? Who have we praying to all this time then if we got it wrong? Is anyone even there?

[@mateuszkrytyk5711]

​@@fullcircle8231I am gonna mock 2.3bln people because their believes are based on two books that can be debunked with knowledge of a primary school kid Arc of Noe ? - bullshit WE HAVE FUCKING DINOSAUR SKELETONS that should be enough on their own to convince anyone But sure let's go deeper no miracles since we have the technology to easily record everything, huh weird riiight??? Mother Theresa was a sadist and yet you glorify her Church fucking support pedophiles priests and then protects them LIKE WHAT THE FUCK I am gonna hate on every religion, because you throw away science you throw away common sense you need a reason or rules to be good a fear of godly punishment for eternity I am good because I simply want to be good, even tho I know my existence is nothing and I will turn into ash without anything after We are not the same

[@faithmusina252]

As a christian myself, it was cool to see biblical creatures come to life. You are very talented and I hope you have more of these videos.

[@rockinHurley777]

Agreed

[@stephaniekirch9850]

Agreed

[@Green_b0t]

Agreed

[@zacjudhud990]

Agreed

[@thecurioustryoone466]

Oh really 😢 the word "Cool" cannot describe what really this monsters and abomination really means. The Leviathan is often an embodiment of chaos and threatening to eat the damned after their life. In the end, it is annihilated. Christian theologians identified Leviathan with the demon of the deadly sin envy. According to Ophite diagrams, the Leviathan encapsulates the space of the material world.

[@jona-ey1fi]

A real cool detail about the behemoth is that if you remove the horns which are never actually mentioned and add the part where it says its tail is like a cedar tree and mix it with its massively swole body, you can tell that it kinda resembles a brachiosaurus.

[@turkey4802]

You can’t say it’s a brachiosaurus but you can say it’s a sauropod

[@jona-ey1fi]

I just searched up dinosaur with long neck 😭

[@bksensei2553]

I'm thinking hippopotamus. But maybe it is a dinosaur. Most creaters we don't understand in legends are just dinosaurs.

[@-.Springtrap.-]

@@jona-ey1fiit could be a diplodocus

[@kevinjoy155]

​@@bksensei2553have you seen the tail of a hippopotamus ? They don't look like cedar to me

[@alvaroguerra3627]

This was extremely entertaining, I would honestly enjoy seeing an entire series dedicated to each creature being taken apart in its entirety...

[@narutosbelievin]

Me too!

[@brianaschmidt910]

Same

[@an1988]

Same 👍❤️

[@igreshi]

This and on other religions too!

[@debisieger8299]

Yes indeed

[@surrenedyj8695]

I’m a Christian/follower of Christ, and seeing this video just left me in awe. I’ve always LOVED the Leviathan, and I’ve always tried to picture the different types of angels but have had a hard time visualizing it. So seeing your amazing artistic talent bringing to life what is described in the Bible is mesmerizing and amazing! I look forward to a part 2! 😃

[@mherrj]

Whats it like propagating violence over a delusion?

[@martel8936]

​@@mherrjthat would be islam

[@linkfiedproductions2246]

@@mherrjYou are thinking of Islam, and the greater Catholic Church at some points in history.

[@ElijahBerg0011]

@@mherrj I think someone might be confused hahah

[@kyro514]

@@mherrj Looks like someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed! 😹😂😂😂😂

[@hannahhester8376]

I would LOVE to see Greek monsters! Especially with the new Percy Jackson TV series coming out next week. Even if you just do drawings, would be super cool.

[@kirbthebean]

I love Greek mythology. Jazza would probably have fun with Greek monsters

[@Geepus311]

​@@kirbthebeansame but of only zeus kept it in his pants😔

[@gabrielintano2202]

Yesss

[@chknboi90]

YES. PLEASE can we have a part 2! This was absolutely incredible work and I’d love to see how the rest turn out. Amazing work Jazza, keep it up!

[@phatyoshi9867]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 id rather not

[@Shiba_Nobi]

​@@phatyoshi9867Why?

[@thechaoticdollhouse]

The Seraphim are my favorite angels from the angel hierarchy because of their six wings and they are sometimes described as having multiple eyes all over their bodies. I love the weirdness of them. My dad said that the closer the angels are to God, the weirder they get and it's very true. You did a great job on the Leviathan, Jazza. It's so cool.

[@robertbeisert3315]

Consider, now, that "Seraphim" basically means "the firey ones". Six wings, and fire. Metal? I think so.

[@chrisanders713]

@@robertbeisert3315 Seraph also means serpent like or serpentine so basically heavenly dragons.

[@codetech5598]

Peacocks' tail feathers have eyes too.

[@BringDHouseDown]

@@chrisanders713 why is it always serpents or lizards with every single religion

[@epochnoir3215]

I'm not necessarily part of any particular religious group, but you are seriously capturing the fantastical nature of these creatures, and I'm freaking all here for it!!!

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

Also God's throne is described really cool its made of a crystal type substance on top of a base made of a material described something similar to lapis and the throne was surounded by a rainbow and burning clouds

[@MsKZ810]

Sounds like someone wants a part 2!! 😊

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

@@MsKZ810 Yeah I do 😃

[@jacksonanderson997]

That was the point of these monsters in the first place. Not everyone in the world would be able to understand the magnitude of evil in sin, but everyone knows how terrifying a fire-breathing serpent bringing death and chaos would be. However, God has already killed this serpent in the victory of the cross. God loves us so much he didn't want to leave us to the leviathan we created.

[@kanukki84]

@@jacksonanderson997 I don't believe that there is any gods, there is no single evidence. Bible is just collection of myths like great flood and exodus.

[@rachelshort3522]

As a Christian, this is so cool!!! I love learning about the different creatures of the Bible

[@faith9505]

A God Who Understands But Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head.” -Luke 9:58 The reception that the world gave Mary and Joseph before Christ was born is typical of the reception it gave Jesus when He was here on this earth. Jesus Himself said, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head” (Luke 9:58) We’ve romanticized the story of Jesus’ birth in our Nativity scenes, with Mary, Joseph, and the baby in a stable full of adoring animals. Meanwhile, the shepherds and wise men look on as a bright star shines in the distance and angels fly overhead. But the reality is that the birth of Jesus was cold, unsanitary, and difficult. He was wrapped not in satin but in cheap rags. That doesn’t diminish the story. Rather, it enhances it to show the humiliation that Christ went through to enter this world of ours. It symbolizes His entire life on Earth from the cradle to the cross. Jesus could have been born in the most elegant mansion on the ritziest boulevard in the Roman Empire. He could have had aristocratic parents. He could have had the finest clothes from the most exclusive shops. And He could have had legions of angels at His beck and call. But He did not. Instead, He laid it all aside. Think about it: Jesus was born in a cave. He borrowed food to feed a crowd. He borrowed a coin to illustrate a truth. And He rode into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey and celebrated Passover in a borrowed room. He even died on a borrowed cross that was meant for another: Barabbas. Then He was laid in a borrowed tomb that belonged to Joseph of Arimathea. C.H. Spurgeon said that Jesus was “infinite, and an infant eternal, and yet born of a woman . . . supporting the universe, and yet needing to be carried in a mother’s arms.” Philippians 2:6-7 points out, “Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to. Instead, he gave up his divine privileges; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being” He who was larger than the universe became an embryo. Jesus Christ was deity in diapers. Jesus was God in Heaven. Then He was God as an embryo, God as a baby, God as a man, God on the cross, and God rising again. He never ceased to be God. But He did lay aside some of the privileges of deity. Philippians goes on to say, “When he appeared in human form, he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross” (2:7-8). Jesus humbled Himself and walked this earth and breathed our air and lived our life. And then He died our death. We have a God in Heaven who understands what it’s like to walk through this life. He literally felt our pain. And He went through all of this for us.

[@luisaugusto3991]

F*ck this sh!t book

[@plague_doctor-scp-049]

@@faith9505i dare you to type the whole bible but with a phone emoji so i know you didn't copy and paste

[@benmiles00]

@@faith9505Oh wow and there it is. There's always one account that feels the need to post religious garbage. In your case to the umpteenth. No one cares about it but you. Give it a rest why don't you.

[@babytronsson]

@@plague_doctor-scp-049 You can just copy and paste it and add an emoji.

[@KARAKARo-z1t]

Yes SIR! I love this so much as a Christian who just loves the nity gritty of the bible. I was sitting listening to Jazza quote the Bible with a silly grin on my face. Lol please do another! ❤️

[@sarahchadwick4672]

Same!!😆😆

[@LiamReeves-s9o]

Same

[@El_Fling]

smaeee

[@Victoria-jo3wr]

Yes!! Please do a part two!! A deep dive into angels would be AWESOME. I would love to see them more fleshed out, especially the Ophanim. You're right, there's a reason the angels are constantly saying "fear not"--because they're absolutely terrifying!

[@ender_slayer3]

I would LOVE to see a part two! So few people actually delve into the true details of these creatures.

[@yardz876]

This look like a really great series. I'd love to see more Biblical characters like Goliath, Sampson, Nebuchadnezzar etc. Also, the Norse pantheon would be awesome too!

[@Baldwin-iv445]

Sampson is a creature now?

[@yardz876]

@@Baldwin-iv445 Where did I say that?

[@doritolife9629]

Love how Jazza didn’t know the theories about what the behemoth could be, and still sketched out a dinosaur. Edit: came back to say that yes he was taking some creative liberty with the bull head, but the sturdy, muscular limbs and tail is dinosaur-esque (or what science has assumed dinosaurs looked like) (kinda like a sauropod, ofc theories are still theories lol)

[@dallasbutton2099]

uh, to me it looked more like a giant bull

[@Thecommonslug]

🤓

[@connorallgood0922]

@@dallasbutton2099 Same

[@touch_me.]

@@dallasbutton2099i think they meant leviathan

[@scorpiopig]

That bull was most certainly as big as a dinosaur

[@whitneybauswell2032]

As a Christian (and fellow artists) I would like you to continue with this because despite a lot of things in the Bible being just the way they’re described I love seeing people’s interpretations of them. As someone who reads lots of books I picture scenes in my mind. The Bible I really ponder how close my mind’s eye is to reality... anyone else?

[@dontSTOPtheMOTION]

I'm totally with you! Both as a Christian and fellow artist, I'm always caught on picturing the epic scenes from the Bible as if they were in any of the fantasy books I so much love to read. Keep with it Jazza! It's a delight to see artists interpretations on something so near to my heart - and unimaginable at times hahaha

[@statesrights01]

Yes!

[@ScovellsRock]

yea, the Biblically you shouldn't be thinking of a creature. The leviathan is a description of the enemies of Israel at that moment in time. Much like Revelation talks of dragons coming forth... it's not real dragons like Smaug from The Hobbit, but rather symbols of a rising empire or threat.

[@broken2550]

You shall not make for yourself a carved image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth Exodus 20 4 Old testament but idk

[@Ghostgumtrees]

@@broken2550that verse is about not trying to make a representation (or idol )of God based on what you think he looks like; because he knew the Israelites would end up worshiping the art piece instead. I believe this is also why Protestant churches are so unadorned, when compared to those old Catholic churches

[@JohnPaul-pw7hp]

It is strange as a Christian myself that I never really pay attention to the way some of these are described, especially the angels, and they really are described in hard to understand ways. It’s really cool to see you sculpt and draw these!

[@rustysm8080]

He may not believe in the Bible, but he nailed why Angels always say. FEAR NOT! when we run into one. 😊

[@studiowater963]

Same It’s really cool, I never thought of this as a Christian and artist/animator

[@willmetcalf6746]

Same here

[@neonicon8500]

​@@rustysm8080Exactly. It was weird as a kid wondering why they always said that if they looked like us, then I got older and read what they really look like and it all clicked...

[@jacobssaw3346]

yeah its extremely cool but as a Jew I'm offended with his attitude.

[@Beth-iw4ur]

As a Christian, this is awesome! I’m really hoping you continue this series. I love seeing biblical creatures drawn and created in different ways. You’re an amazing artist!

[@itsasquid]

So I'm a Christian and a 3D artist (I do character art). This is just super fascinating! Even as a Christian myself, I tend to stay away from doing artistic depictions of Biblical stories and creatures because Christians can be incredibly nitpicky and toxic about anything with the Bible and artistic license, but watching this has honestly been inspiring! Edit: I didn't expect myself to get this much of a response. Thank you guys so much!

[@theTarnished46]

Go forth! The Lord and His Son would be proud of you to showcase their words!

[@cadencemilk]

Don't let Christians who don't practice God taught love keep you from doing it

[@ScotchIrishHoundsman]

As a Christian, I always find it strange to see self proclaimed Christians hopping on the anti christian bandwagon.

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

Im christain and I love it when people do art for God

[@stuka-blyat3437]

God calls you to show others the glory and might of the lord give man a fraction of the beuty God has.

[@gabrijelakelec4361]

😳🤯 WOW! This is AMAZING! As a Christian myself it's nice to see how you drew and sculpted the way you interpreted the descriptions on the creatures and angels in the Bible. I mean most are not exactly comprehensive and hard to understand but having you make them come to life in a way is beautiful,terrefing but beautiful. I jope you do a part 2!🥰🎇🎆🥳💕💗

[@just-a-fish-l1t]

is he a christian just curious, i am a christian so i would love to know

[@morissaedwards7348]

Sameeeeee

[@Lament_the_VVitch]

@@just-a-fish-l1the was raised as a Mormon but isn’t one anymore. I believe he’s either not religious at all now or just very private about it.

[@Garsnoos]

​@@just-a-fish-l1tIt should not matter. Religion does not make you a better person in any way... Catholic priests and all the religious oppression towards minorities is a great example of it

[@madsquid9943]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 you might also be interested in matthew 6, verse 5-6 and matthew 7, verse 5.

[@ZBYOUS180]

DO A PART 2! The creatures in revelation are so cool! There was even one angel so big one foot was in the middle of the ocean, and the other was on land(the Bible described it better than I could.)

[@faith9505]

A God Who Understands But Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head.” -Luke 9:58 The reception that the world gave Mary and Joseph before Christ was born is typical of the reception it gave Jesus when He was here on this earth. Jesus Himself said, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head” (Luke 9:58) We’ve romanticized the story of Jesus’ birth in our Nativity scenes, with Mary, Joseph, and the baby in a stable full of adoring animals. Meanwhile, the shepherds and wise men look on as a bright star shines in the distance and angels fly overhead. But the reality is that the birth of Jesus was cold, unsanitary, and difficult. He was wrapped not in satin but in cheap rags. That doesn’t diminish the story. Rather, it enhances it to show the humiliation that Christ went through to enter this world of ours. It symbolizes His entire life on Earth from the cradle to the cross. Jesus could have been born in the most elegant mansion on the ritziest boulevard in the Roman Empire. He could have had aristocratic parents. He could have had the finest clothes from the most exclusive shops. And He could have had legions of angels at His beck and call. But He did not. Instead, He laid it all aside. Think about it: Jesus was born in a cave. He borrowed food to feed a crowd. He borrowed a coin to illustrate a truth. And He rode into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey and celebrated Passover in a borrowed room. He even died on a borrowed cross that was meant for another: Barabbas. Then He was laid in a borrowed tomb that belonged to Joseph of Arimathea. C.H. Spurgeon said that Jesus was “infinite, and an infant eternal, and yet born of a woman . . . supporting the universe, and yet needing to be carried in a mother’s arms.” Philippians 2:6-7 points out, “Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to. Instead, he gave up his divine privileges; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being” He who was larger than the universe became an embryo. Jesus Christ was deity in diapers. Jesus was God in Heaven. Then He was God as an embryo, God as a baby, God as a man, God on the cross, and God rising again. He never ceased to be God. But He did lay aside some of the privileges of deity. Philippians goes on to say, “When he appeared in human form, he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross” (2:7-8). Jesus humbled Himself and walked this earth and breathed our air and lived our life. And then He died our death. We have a God in Heaven who understands what it’s like to walk through this life. He literally felt our pain. And He went through all of this for us.

[@5starrsam]

get closer to God pls there is gonna be many people who arnt going to make it to the kingdom of heaven🙏✝️😊

[@thespankmyfrank]

I was gonna say I can do that too, just stand on a beach and put one foot in the water and one on the sand, but then I realise you said "middle of the ocean" lol. Guess I can't do that one.

[@AdrienMelody]

I particularly love the first Angel you drew-it’s breathtaking!

[@Romans116-g1r]

As a Christian, I find this absolutely amazing. One of my favorite artists being able to bring the descriptions of biblical creatures to life!!

[@faith9505]

A God Who Understands But Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head.” -Luke 9:58 The reception that the world gave Mary and Joseph before Christ was born is typical of the reception it gave Jesus when He was here on this earth. Jesus Himself said, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head” (Luke 9:58) We’ve romanticized the story of Jesus’ birth in our Nativity scenes, with Mary, Joseph, and the baby in a stable full of adoring animals. Meanwhile, the shepherds and wise men look on as a bright star shines in the distance and angels fly overhead. But the reality is that the birth of Jesus was cold, unsanitary, and difficult. He was wrapped not in satin but in cheap rags. That doesn’t diminish the story. Rather, it enhances it to show the humiliation that Christ went through to enter this world of ours. It symbolizes His entire life on Earth from the cradle to the cross. Jesus could have been born in the most elegant mansion on the ritziest boulevard in the Roman Empire. He could have had aristocratic parents. He could have had the finest clothes from the most exclusive shops. And He could have had legions of angels at His beck and call. But He did not. Instead, He laid it all aside. Think about it: Jesus was born in a cave. He borrowed food to feed a crowd. He borrowed a coin to illustrate a truth. And He rode into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey and celebrated Passover in a borrowed room. He even died on a borrowed cross that was meant for another: Barabbas. Then He was laid in a borrowed tomb that belonged to Joseph of Arimathea. C.H. Spurgeon said that Jesus was “infinite, and an infant eternal, and yet born of a woman . . . supporting the universe, and yet needing to be carried in a mother’s arms.” Philippians 2:6-7 points out, “Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to. Instead, he gave up his divine privileges; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being” He who was larger than the universe became an embryo. Jesus Christ was deity in diapers. Jesus was God in Heaven. Then He was God as an embryo, God as a baby, God as a man, God on the cross, and God rising again. He never ceased to be God. But He did lay aside some of the privileges of deity. Philippians goes on to say, “When he appeared in human form, he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross” (2:7-8). Jesus humbled Himself and walked this earth and breathed our air and lived our life. And then He died our death. We have a God in Heaven who understands what it’s like to walk through this life. He literally felt our pain. And He went through all of this for us.

[@luisaugusto3991]

God is LGBT 🏳️‍🌈🍷🗿

[@luisaugusto3991]

​@@faith9505God is LGBT 🏳️‍🌈🍷🗿, people like you are sinners demons

[@Kaceygaxcha]

​@luisaugusto3991, and you have no father, but Jesus does.

[@certifiedhomelanderstan]

I feel like Luis is the inverted version of those homophobic KZbin shorts guys

[@ritawilbur6128]

Bible descriptions are tricky because they are less a visual description than they are about character. And as you say, a lot of them are physically impossible. But I love what you did with them, beyond the conventional leviathan = crocodile and behemoth = hippo. Also, I love the touch of your sketches being in that rough looking sketchbook, Definitely want to see part two!

[@derpgio9882]

behemoth is definitely a sauropod, i mean hippos and elephants and any land animal thats big right now does not have a tail that comese even close to being stiff like a cedar. Also sauropods were able to stand on their hind legs! That would take an insane amount of loin strength not to mention how big and strong their bones are!

[@robertbeisert3315]

@@derpgio9882 They were monstrous beasts that ate plants. Seems accurate, to me.

[@kenziehurlock]

​@@derpgio9882cool theory!

[@gabrielarrhenius6252]

@@derpgio9882 I have always seen behemoths as massive (hundreds of feet tall, tens of meters tall) gorilla-ox creature

[@meowsteradmiral5140]

​@@derpgio9882except no sauropod existed in that time. And they never describe the length of the tail, but it's properties. In some translations it's stiffens like a cedar(NOT a North American Cedar but a Lebanese Cedar) and in others they say it swayeth(or moveth) like a Cedar, which also aligns with a Lebanese. It also describes Behemoth to lay under a Lotus tree for shade, which no sauropod would be able to do. Now personally I align with it being an elephant since it's the biggest living land animal, existed at the time, can both stiffen it's tail when threatened and sways it's tail, can find shade under a Lotus, and fits other descriptions in the biblical text.

[@Giganotus]

fun thing about Seraphim, in some places they're also described as serpentine! Wreathed in flames and singing. Angels are incredibly strange entities and I love them

[@AdreeThompsonLMT]

I always read that as they moved in serpentine ways- like gliding/slipping through the air. Not in actual appearance to be serpentine. We would have to check the Hebrew to know for sure!

[@Giganotus]

@@AdreeThompsonLMT That's a possible interpretation! Though I do like to imagine them as at least partially snakelike. Perhaps with a snake's tail instead of legs, combined with the flames and wings giving the illusion of flowing robes. It's fun to play with their designs!

[@juztmar]

i definitely would LOVE a part 2 and 3. this video was so cool and entertaining and i’d love for you to describe and draw creatures from the last book of the bible and possibly even people who had in depth descriptions. the video has over 1.4 million views and nearly 1 million likes within 2 weeks so i think that if you’re up for it, an entire series would be amazing

[@VeryMidArt_Tehe]

As a Catholic, I am truly impressed by your work 👍

[@heartofvoice9999]

Same here!!!

[@revandarklordsith]

As an atheist, i am truly impressed by his work.

[@33JLuwi]

As an orthodox Christian I also agree, I'm so impressed by it

[@griffinfirestudios5005]

Same. I actually did a whole series myself on the nine choirs of angels and many of my Catholic friends got traumatized because for some reason they don't read the bible 🤔

[@VeryMidArt_Tehe]

@@revandarklordsith Obi-Wan ✨😧✨

[@musicaluprising924]

As a Christian, I love this! You did a fantastic job and I cannot wait for part 2!

[@El_Fling]

me too!

[@morne260]

And me, love it!!!!!

[@chapelknight951]

Likewise!

[@phantomerik6239]

Please do a part two! Not only did you do an amazing job, but you were respectful and kind about it too instead of mocking. Thank you!

[@mspears_bobobuddytheseniorcat]

Please do a part 2! I've always been so fascinated by these creatures and beings from the Bible and used to draw them when I was younger!

[@whiskeygordon2452]

The cherubim drawing was really cool! They were always the hardest biblical creature for me to visualize because of how many wings it had. I always pictured a dragon fly looking person. Great job Jazza!

[@СашаБицадзе-щ7г]

As a person whose heart lies closer to sculpting than drawing I love this video, excited for part 2!

[@wittyadrian]

Yeesss!! I really want to see part 2! As a Christian I love seeing these amazing descriptions brought to life by your artistic skills!! I've always been fascinating by all these creatures and you're doing them total justice!

[@Wagonman-h1k]

dude, I know what you mean, as a Christian I'm kinda sad not many people know the bible is metal as hell (pun intended)

[@danny-kt3sn]

Amen

[@robertbeisert3315]

@@Wagonman-h1k As a kid: "David threw a rock at a big man, and he died. The end." Reading it: "David slung a massive stone at an armored giant, knocked him unconscious, decapitated him with his own sword, and held it aloft before his enemies, likely absolutely slathered in blood and roaring."

[@TerraStory225MYA]

Compared to other mythologies it is a bit on the boring side, IMO

[@stonelion99]

I love the way that you went about this video. Being respectful towards the religion without being preachy about it. sometimes it feels like nobody understands that you can just... be neutral.

[@litj982]

The cherubim are WILD. i wouldn't begin to know how to do a creature with four faces! I'm loving this. Please bring us part 2 Jazza.

[@jenamartin3663]

Please do a part 2 these are cool to see brought to life!!!

[@cheesecakefriend28]

Come on, LET'S BREAK A MILLION VIEWS!! We NEED a Part 2 to this.

[@williamthach7]

Already done! 🤩

[@gothgirl4evr881]

I'm not a Christian, I'm Wiccan but i have a fascination with the different world religions and love learning about the different beliefs and lore. The descriptions of the angels have always been my favorite. I really hope to see more of these creatures sculpted.

[@duckterdoland3881]

Thats hot

[@Corinabs]

@@duckterdoland3881 🧴🪳🧼

[@babynyxe4784]

@@duckterdoland3881 what

[@duckterdoland3881]

@@babynyxe4784 not gonna lie I didn't read past the goth girl part

[@babynyxe4784]

@@duckterdoland3881 where in that comment did they write goth girl??

[@Jaycalsun]

I really really enjoyed this. And as a Christian, I appreciate your serious deep dive into this, while having fun, and making it neither "religious or antireligious". And honestly, seems like you grasped the poetic nature of these creatures really well.

[@Chocomuffin95]

Part 2 please! Ive never seen any artist done a biblical creatures sculpture. I would love to see more.

[@shannonsmith3842]

That was super entertaining! I’ve never seen a 3D rendition of a creature from the Bible before. That was cool!

[@bestminecraftbedwarsplayer]

I wanted to ask you a question do you think bible is the same now as it was when it was written

[@crosswarrior38]

As a Christian, my favorite theory for what the leviathan was is that it was either a Mosasaurus or a Kronosaurus (those dinosaur looking gaint sea reptiles that went extinct). The Bible and many other historical books points to dinosaurs and other creatures like them existing alongside humans. That also explains behemoth, perhaps being a sauropod dinosaur.

[@TPFB129]

There is a video somewhere (maybe Sling and Stone) where it describes Leviathan as basically a giant crocodile/alligator.

[@directorjames1855]

AnswersInGenesis also talks about what TBP said. It’s a crocodilian creature that was killed off. I don’t remember its name though.

[@Zhaxey]

Also the dinosaur period is not as long ago as science says it is, that explains some creatures in the bible, I believe that dinosaurs was almost the same period of the bible being written even though the bible does not speak of dinosaurs or mention it maybe even before Jesus was born there might have been dinosaurs...

[@ToppaOfMon]

Well for the thought of the leviathan being a dinosaur(or whatever the aquatic versions are called), it very well could have been since (especially Old Testament time) back then a dinosaur was mostly likely called a large beast (sorry if the English is bad, it is not my first language)

[@wildfl0wer921]

Also, the word “dinosaur” wasn’t invented until recent history. But if you look across numerous cultures and continents, there are tales of dragons or great beasts. For instance, the Chinese calendar depicts 12 animals that they knew of, the strongest of the beast being a dragon.

[@jurnurtern]

As a believer myself, I’d love to see a sculpture of a biblical accurate angel fighting a biblical accurate demon. Would be a sight to behold. Cant wait to see what the next video cooks up!

[@faith9505]

A God Who Understands But Jesus replied, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head.” -Luke 9:58 The reception that the world gave Mary and Joseph before Christ was born is typical of the reception it gave Jesus when He was here on this earth. Jesus Himself said, “Foxes have dens to live in, and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place even to lay his head” (Luke 9:58) We’ve romanticized the story of Jesus’ birth in our Nativity scenes, with Mary, Joseph, and the baby in a stable full of adoring animals. Meanwhile, the shepherds and wise men look on as a bright star shines in the distance and angels fly overhead. But the reality is that the birth of Jesus was cold, unsanitary, and difficult. He was wrapped not in satin but in cheap rags. That doesn’t diminish the story. Rather, it enhances it to show the humiliation that Christ went through to enter this world of ours. It symbolizes His entire life on Earth from the cradle to the cross. Jesus could have been born in the most elegant mansion on the ritziest boulevard in the Roman Empire. He could have had aristocratic parents. He could have had the finest clothes from the most exclusive shops. And He could have had legions of angels at His beck and call. But He did not. Instead, He laid it all aside. Think about it: Jesus was born in a cave. He borrowed food to feed a crowd. He borrowed a coin to illustrate a truth. And He rode into Jerusalem on a borrowed donkey and celebrated Passover in a borrowed room. He even died on a borrowed cross that was meant for another: Barabbas. Then He was laid in a borrowed tomb that belonged to Joseph of Arimathea. C.H. Spurgeon said that Jesus was “infinite, and an infant eternal, and yet born of a woman . . . supporting the universe, and yet needing to be carried in a mother’s arms.” Philippians 2:6-7 points out, “Though he was God, he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to. Instead, he gave up his divine privileges; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being” He who was larger than the universe became an embryo. Jesus Christ was deity in diapers. Jesus was God in Heaven. Then He was God as an embryo, God as a baby, God as a man, God on the cross, and God rising again. He never ceased to be God. But He did lay aside some of the privileges of deity. Philippians goes on to say, “When he appeared in human form, he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross” (2:7-8). Jesus humbled Himself and walked this earth and breathed our air and lived our life. And then He died our death. We have a God in Heaven who understands what it’s like to walk through this life. He literally felt our pain. And He went through all of this for us.

[@tonybrewer7536]

Demons have no description in the bible

[@scottydu81]

I think demons are just angels who went bad? There really isnt a physical difference

[@psychfan09]

@scottydu81 Ik for sure they’ll look far off from the classic hot demon mommy showcases in every video game ever 😂

[@jurnurtern]

@@scottydu81 I mean, two “human-like” figures fighting with wings and absolutely beautiful would still be amazing to see!

[@neonrips991]

Bring on part 2! As a Christian, awesome to see these illustrated and come to life with your incredible talent!!

[@zzzobo]

I agree!!

[@MegamanZero410]

I’ve never wanted to see a video hit 1 million views as badly as this one. I’ve always been fascinated by the descriptions of Angels. Seeing you bring them to life is amazing!

[@racheljames7]

I absolutely love this. I'm a Catholic and a fantasy and Ray Harryhausen fan, so this was very much my cup of tea. You're a brilliant artist, sir. I adore the respect and enthusiasm you have shown for the subject matter.

[@ROFO79]

The leviathan is from the book of Job chapter 41. Growing up as a Christian as a child I used to always reread that chapter and try to picture what it looked like. Fun fact, Job is actually the oldest book in the Bible. Great video by the way.

[@Earlierfour]

We don't need a whole history lesson

[@liamurr.]

@@Earlierfourthe comment wasn’t even that long

[@prontogamehere7102]

I see the leviathan being something like Godzilla

[@ROFO79]

@@Earlierfour sorry that four sentences is exhaustive reading for you

[@lazyvector]

Funny enough, but considering how it's mentioned with animals like horses, ostriches or eagles, and described to have strong jaw, he may be just crocodile.

[@johng7003]

I would love if you are eager to continue this like a series of making more 3D monsters from mythological/religious stories and texts. Since there are tons and tons of descriptions in many of these tellings such as Anceint Greek mythology/religion, Norse mythology/religion, Chinese, Japanese, Yoruba etc.. Imo it would awesome if we could how they could look based on their descriptions and artistic process.

[@wokhard645]

Bro I’ve watched you for a while and I’m Christian I just wanna say thank you for this. This was dope seeing a popular artist do stuff from scripture and you were so respectful about it the whole time. Most people make a mockery of it but you were so kind thank you this was sick!!!

[@DeadWisteria]

I love your version of these creatures! Do more!

[@hopemaierle6483]

I honestly am fascinated by the leviathan! The creature that swallowed Jonah has also been called a leviathan and whales cannot swallow anything larger than a beach ball, so it has to be something else. There have been large serpentine like skeletons that have been discovered in deserts that line up geographically with the location the story happened. Adittionally if you look at old pieces of art of Jonah and the "whale" they are all portrayed as long serpentine creatures. Apologies for the long comment, but there is some information on the leviathan!

[@Daz30]

What about Jonah being swallowed by a Whale Shark?

[@hopemaierle6483]

@Daz30 looking online, it also wouldn't be able to because it's throat is the size of a human fist, hence why they would eat krill

[@mateuszkrytyk5711]

No way you put bible and science in one comment "So it has to be something else" or.... It was simply made up Like Arc of Noe, we have the proof, the same skeletons that would prove your serpent like creature actually exist and prove dinosaurs that fucking prove that faith is bullshit

[@righty-o3585]

​@@Daz30 Whale shark is not big enough to swallow a human

[@righty-o3585]

Or maybe, the entire story is made up. Anybody who has any kind of knowledge about the anatomy of living creatures, knows that it is impossible for a person to live inside the belly of any kind of animal for any amount of time

[@graywolfdracon]

As a christian, I appreciate that you've treated the text respectfully and taken it seriously. You've done an amazing job with your depictions and I'm looking foreward to the next video. There's a lot of really cool creatures you can still do.

[@anilegendary6094]

Do you know where in the Bible are these creatures described?

[@ryanbensberg5846]

​​@@anilegendary6094these two dinos are the book of Job, the angels are throughout, and the representative beast creatures are Revilations

[@Problemsolver434]

​@anilegendary6094 Leviathan and behemoth are in Job, Seraphims in Isaiah. The rest are spread throughout the bible I believe. Some in Ezekiel

[@bluefloyd1]

In Psalm 74, Leviathan is described as being multi-headed. I'll leave it there to avoid further conflict

[@Problemsolver434]

@bluefloyd1 That does not matter in this context at all. Jazza is doing art based on a prompt. And if you were listening, his prompts were entirely from one passage in Job. And he recreated what he read in that passage. Other passages do not matter in this context. Why did you even feel the need to say this 🤣🤣🤣

[@tehMimzy]

PLEASE do a PART 2, Jazza!!! This was awesome! Also, do you think Trogdor the Burninator looks like the Leviathan intentionally?

[@emmafeickert8855]

That's amazing! I never knew that lol

[@joshuaremba8261]

I didn't see any consummate V's, or an S, a more different S, or angry eyebrows. Very different looking to me.

[@elizabethwright4310]

@@joshuaremba8261 He wouldn't know majesty if it came up and bit him in the face. Lol!!!

[@FullMoonHowl]

🤣

[@1997Gaa]

As someone who grew up in the church, went to Bible college and still is a Christian, I LOVE THIS. And am sharing it with my family. The Bible has so many crazy descriptions and just the book we follow, the descriptions of angels, and monsters and revelation, the Bible honestly is EPIC. Obviously there are mundain geneologies, but its an epic tale of good and evil filled with journeys adventures and faith. Idk why but your music and you talking about making these creatures made me tear up lol.

[@Smiley_MD]

You can trust in Jazza to supply top notch content immediately after you wake up for work. Much love to you and the fam Jazza, keep up the good work!

[@MrLemonaiden]

What about his brother? Sending love that way…? 😅

[@RuthlessMojo]

As a biblical scholar I really enjoyed your take on this. The bible is full of imagery that evokes terror and awe. Whether it be Angels, Fallen Angels or Demonic Spirits (yes, they are separate) the Bible gives us really vivid and fantastical descriptions of these beings. Chances are if you met them in real life you would be terrified. Even Angels, who are benelovent have frightening descriptions. Leviathan is actually a Fallen Angel. His realm is the abyss. The deepest part of the ocean where light doesn’t touch. The abyss (abussos in Greek) is the habitat of demonic spirits, as the bible tells us. Right throughout different mythologies there are dragons or serpent gods. Satan is mentioned in Genesis as appearing like a serpent. It’s interesting to note that Angels or Fallen Angels can actually shapeshift from their natural form to that of beasts or humans. This is seen in the bible several times including the two men who visited Sodom and Gomorrah before it’s destruction and the man standing near Jesus tomb on Easter Sunday.

[@artistryunicorn928]

Hey, I don't mean any harm, but I'm curious why you believe that angels shapeshift? I haven't found that in the Bible before, so I would be really interested if you could point that out. In your example of Sodom it doesn't say that the angels shapeshifted or anything, simply they're appearance was like men.

[@beyond5150]

​@artistryunicorn928 that's why, because the angels that visited were archangels and look different than man. Hence the idea of shape-shifting. Also Isaiah describes the fall of Lucifer from the most beautiful of all that God had created, to being given domain of Earth, and then called a serpent, a dragon, and I believe there is a translation thing regarding the word Leviathan as I think in Hebrew it's the same as great Serpent or similar. This is why you might have the description of being slain with a sword by God because in Revelation the Great Serpent/Dragon is slain with a sword which is the word of God from the mouth of Jesus. I could be getting a bit mixed up but there are very different descriptions of Leviathan because of the mix between Isaiah and Job, and depending on translation Revelation... correct me if I am wrong

[@RuthlessMojo]

@@beyond5150 Yes. You’re right. Leviathan is a fallen angel. His abode is the abyss (from the Greek abussos). The abyss is the habitat of evil spirits (demons). I have studied a lot of comparative mythology and dragons or serpents are a common theme throughout different mythologies. Wikipedia states: “The Leviathan of the Book of Job is a reflection of the older Canaanite Lotan, a primeval monster defeated by the god Baal Hadad.[1][2] Parallels to the role of Mesopotamian Tiamat defeated by Marduk have long been drawn in comparative mythology, as have been wider comparisons to dragon and world serpent narratives such as Indra slaying Vrtra or Thor slaying Jörmungandr.[3] Leviathan also figures in the Hebrew Bible as a metaphor for a powerful enemy, notably Babylon (Isaiah 27:1). Behemoth is also equated with fallen angels / evil spirits. When Lucifer and his conspirators fell, they were cast out of heaven. We know Satan’s dominion was (and still is for a time) earth. He has authority here. How else was he able to offer Jesus all the kingdoms of earth? Living on earth these Fallen Angels became false gods that tried to corrupt everything God had created. That includes animals and the environment. That’s why God sent cataclysms, so that he could start again. Thanks for the comment. Take care.

[@cadman530]

Muito texto.

[@josesosa3337]

Interesting. This is the first time I heard that leviathan is a fallen angel. I'm just used to leviathan, behemoth, and ziz being described as the first animals God created.

[@lukesmith8279]

This is the type of video we never asked for, BUT WE ABSOLUTELY NEEDED. Thank you and God bless you

[@VRajeshKanna-ly8cq]

One of the best videos of Jazza.. keep inspiring ⭐️

[@TheStitchpanda]

I really appreciate the pacing in this video, the back and forth between the different creatures and you carving was great!

[@jcbeats5039]

please do more of these, i’m not religious but i loved learning about biblical creatures and this art is so inspiring to me ❤

[@pupperonyrl6451]

Know that Jesus loves u ❤ He's very real. He paid the price of our sins on the cross so we can be saved from hell. This is a free gift, but to receive it you must repent and put ur faith in Him. God bless 🙏

[@khomarimoses2513]

​@pupperonyrl6451 your god is just as real as all other religions gods and deities

[@persephone4476]

I'd love to see an entire series of biblicaly accurate creatures.

[@tell-me-a-story-]

And angels?

[@daimpressionz6248]

Got my vote as a Christian

[@JKPippa]

That last angel sounds like something we would scoff at if we saw it in Doctor Who. We'd go "what the hell is that supposed to be?!"

[@keliideleon]

I’ve seen a lot of guesses and people figure out what real animals these could have been… and they ignore parts of the text. It was great to see you take the actual text as a design prompt to create something incredible. Great job! Looking forward to more!

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

I also heard people say "behemoth is a elephant..." but I then say "elephants dont have tails that swing like a cendar (type of tree) and behemoth was big enough to drink a river dry... that is not a elephant"

[@defeqel6537]

@@HYPER_AI-t9c a lot of the monsters are probably just real animals scaled up, then added some cool / scary sounding abilities

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

@@defeqel6537 Perhaps or they could symbolize something and there not literal but I personly think that behemoth is a monster or perhaps a dinosaur you never know

[@ChildofMoon801]

Jazza has just such friendly lovely face and smile :3 always a pleasure to watch his videos! Thank you Jazza!

[@Gunnin_yadown]

except for when he was a prisoner.

[@SparkMan98]

I, as a Christian, would love to see more biblical creatures and angels!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AdkisonStudios]

I'm a Christian too!

[@ThatWannabeNerd]

Its really amazing how creative God can be omw

[@Krunchy363]

@@ThatWannabeNerdwe Christians know that God has no bounds but are amazed every time

[@quacktyquacks]

Same

[@BErD_LOrD_IX]

Yeahhh!!!!!

[@The_Veteran_Detectorist]

Jazza, you should check out the Nothosaurs. Very close in detail to the description of the leviathan. And for the behemoth it closely sounds like a brontosaurus. While the word dinosaur wasn’t a thing until later in time. Dragons were used in the Bible which could be referring to what we know as dinosaurs today. The beast such as a leviathan or behemoth might have been a rarity of those two types of dinosaurs.

[@madsquid9943]

Leviathan is not a Nothosaur because Nothosaurs don't breath fire, don't have multiple heads, don't have a twisting coiling body, and weren't destroyed by god before he even started creating the world. Leviathan's description does not fit with any real animal, it's a symbolic representation of the state of the universe before god started creating.

[@TheMightyOmega-NotTheAlpha]

I would love a part 2. “Malachim” (the “ch” is pronounced as a khh sound, like “ich” in German by the by) just means “messengers” (Malachim is plural) in Hebrew, and we get our English word “Angel” by way of the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible. The word αγγελος (pronounced sort of like “angelos” with a hard g) also meant “messenger” in Greek and was used to translate Malachim. The other heavenly beasties, like Seraphim (the “burning ones”), ofanim (just means “wheels”), chayot (those are the ones with 4 faces, means “living creatures”), and cherubim (means something like “those who intercede”) are never called “malachim” in the Bible, and they all became lumped together as types of angel in the early Christian era. (I spent too much time studying the history of Judaism and Christian in antiquity, does it show?🤪)

[@MaxRide1]

it does but it's also impressive knowledge and interesting from a non-religious standpoint. The 'monsters'/deities/gods etc. that various religions around the world come up with have always interested me, my favourites being Kali, Frejya, Brigid, Ganesh, and the "old school" "angels" which are in quotes because I prefer the descriptors used in the bible versus the not-so-cannon-art renderings of angels that are prevalent from the renaissance onwards.

[@aninastorm4709]

Yes, yes, yeeessss!!!❤ Please, Jazza, more videos like this!!! You could even do creatures from other religions or maybe from folklore or ancient civilizations!!! There are so many cool creatures that deserve to be Jazza-fied❤❤❤

[@Garsnoos]

Oooh folklore would be cool

[@MoltenImaginings]

As soon as I saw this I was like: Jazza doing biblical angels! And had to watch right away. Also the sculpting is always so satisfying to watch. More please!

[@daelmccoyle8317]

FYI, The "Wheel within a Wheel" wasn't a UFO, Spacecraft or actual creature, it was the 12 Tribes of Israel in the outer wheel, the 4 Sects of the Levi's in the inner wheel and the Tabernacle of YHWH in the middle when they set up camp. The movement was the Tabernacle Door always facing East no matter which direction they traveled.

[@ambrosianapier7545]

Yeah that whole vision was symbolic, and not to be taken literally.

[@AedanTheGrey]

​@@ambrosianapier7545 gotta love mythology and the superstitious trying to take it literally

[@BroadLyte]

As a Christian that loves reading his bible everyday this was really cool to see! God bless you brother, Jesus loves you❤

[@MrDmadness]

You read the Bible everyday and still don't realize you are actively sinning and that his name was never Jesus?? I stand by y assertation that religious people are dim. It's a book of fiction.

[@BetterKnownThodda]

@@MrDmadness Bro took it personaly💀💀

[@pupperonyrl6451]

​@@MrDmadnessIf it's a book of fiction then how come 100's of prophecies in it have been fulfilled with 100% accuracy?

[@ThatKrazyLunatic]

@@MrDmadness if you want give you respect, earn it and be respectful

[@MrDmadness]

@@pupperonyrl6451 they haven't, that's how.

[@Kdiggity_Xx]

He should do a drawing or sculpture of Smaug. But as he describes himself. It would be really cool to see him relate body features with the objects he relates himself to. He’d probably get it immediately, but I’m interested in the depiction.

[@Barrsie]

Jazza, your skill with different mediums is mind-boggling. I loved watching Leviathan take shape. You're absolutely right about the process being more and more aesthetically pleasing as it progresses. 100%, would LOVE to see a part 2

[@apoet-y6c]

I am Jewish and read the Bible (specifically the Old Testament) in Hebrew, so it is interesting to me to see what these creatures seem like when reading in English. For example, the word Seraphim means fiery ones (the -im makes it plural), so I tend to imagine them as made up of fire. Ophanim literally means wheels (similar to ophanayim, which is a bike, lit. two wheels), and their description translates literally to wheels within wheels, which can also mean interlocking wheels. They are also connected to the Chayos, which is a kind of angel whose description I still can't wrap my head around (I read an article which calculated their amount of wings to in the hundreds). Interestingly, the word ''Malachim'' means angels in general, but there is a category of angels specifically called Malachim. I will put out there that the passage at the end of Job about the monsters and, especially, the passage at the beginning of Ezekiel about the angels are often considered metaphorical, so imagination has a bit more leeway as these aren't concrete things that have objective appearances.

[@Emunah_]

I would love to see more of this kind of stuff! This is fascinating and as a believer, very exciting to see depictions of creatures I've read about.

[@starlea-leandrie]

Please make a part 2! I love that you created a monster and drew pictures of the Angels from the Bible! It's fun to see how people imagine they will look like! Please do the Angel with 4 heads, those of a human, lion, bull and eagle, the Cherubim?

[@The_fastfreddy]

I just love the detail on the Leviathan. Like I can imagine something like it swimming in a sea and I love it.

[@snowkhal3761]

I’m three months late to the release of this so I am not sure if there’s a part 2 already, but if there isn’t I would watch it in a heartbeat!

[@Spooky_Nems]

This definitely needs to be a multi part series!

[@Candykid198]

I would absolutely love to see a part two to this! This is an awesome concept to play with. The way you tackled sketches as well as the sculpting was so cool to watch unfold.

[@austink5172]

Super cool to see as a Christian or I think in general! I wish more artists were doing this kind of thing!! It really helps conceptualize the intricacies and overlooked coolness in the Bible that often goes overlooked. Please do more 😁

[@madaisilva5542]

Please do part two😭🙏 This video was way too short💔 I loved it

[@amethyst_dawn]

This kind of reminds me of that one medieval artist who had to paint a giraffe off of only how it was described, and dew a snake-horse. Only you're having fun with it and treating it more like a fantasy prompt, which I can heavily respect.

[@BMXingEntomologist]

I would love to see more drawings and sculptures in this series! I like your idea of using the Biblical descriptions as a creative prompt.

[@patriciaort9172]

My first reaction was to wonder which creatures you would choose.

[@rebeccaberton4144]

I knew he was gonna either gonna do levithian, behemoth,or nephilim

[@robertbeisert3315]

@@rebeccaberton4144 I don't recall many descriptions of the nephilim in the canon texts, so that would be rather hard, comparatively. Leviathan and Behemoth, though, are 100% up his alley. I really like how the sculpture came out.

[@MrLemonaiden]

⁠@@robertbeisert3315there’s a canon in the bible?

[@robertbeisert3315]

@MrLemonaiden as far as I know, that's where we get the idea of canon in fantasy works. There have been long debates over which books are definitely of God, which may still be true, and which are total frauds. The Bible is the 66 books upheld as divinely inspired word of God - "canon." There are a handful of others that some hold to be useful for instruction or otherwise true - we call these deuterocanonical, or "retelling the canon". Some are questionable but well liked by certain sects - we call these "apocrypha", or "of questionable origin." And, finally, we have the non-canon heretical works, which are known to be fraudulent, deviant, or otherwise unwelcome reading.

[@ZacktheAwesomeness]

@Mralemonaiden there are different translations of the bible and some words can be different or stuff might not be in some translations at all

[@sporadicauthor_AO3_WEBTOON]

The leviathan looks so menacing and buff...and then there's his little arms :P

[@itsderpethan9329]

10:22 the reference for this in the Bible is at Ezekiel 1:1-28. Mentions that the wheels of eyes are part of a celestial chariot of God that Ezekiel was given in a vision from God. There is also four angel’s depicted next to the wheels one at each wheel. The angel’s had four heads one of human, bull, lion, and eagle. With four wings as well. I always was intrigued but the wheels with eyes so this is what I found. Sorry to dump this, but I hope it’s helpful to like minded people! 😊

[@Dasquez]

Yes, I agree with you, the wheels are not the angels. I don't know why people keep confusing them with the cherubs. Cherubs only have 4 wings. Thanks for posting this.(The whole description is in chapter 10)

[@AngelVids7]

The leviathan looks awesome! And I’ve always loved the descriptions of angels in the Bible. I think you depicted them pretty well

[@tontulu420]

Finally some good art content for me to watch. KZbin doesn't always notify me when u make a video but this one. They blessed me.

[@nlmarkas]

Brother, I've been watching your videos for a while, and I really love what you do. You've such an amazing talent and you make every interpretation your own in the •very best• ways.

[@ThomCruz]

I love your level of respect coming into this project and the best approach is to just go off what is read on a literal level and not try to super interpret it. Well done! I’m subscribed, liked and commenting to get that part two!

[@elisabethbanber4689]

I do hope we reach 1 million views; I would love a part 2! Thank you Jazza for your hard work.

[@deanneparis8888]

I am one of those unfortunate people that can’t picture in my mind, I think in complete words and can’t picture anything in my head. I really loved getting to actually see these creatures that I have read about but could never form any image of what they might have looked like. Thank you!

[@corvusgaming2379]

That's gotta suck. I can empathise in a sense, while I can picture in my head, the "pictures" are really vague and almost blurry, so I find it easier to think in words, but I guess it does help with writing.

[@artemis2227]

Thats called Aphantasia if you've never heard the term - I'm studying to be a psychologist and unfortunately its not super well known. The only reason I know about it is because a good friend has it and has shared a lot with me on how it sucks and is a struggle/disability in its own right.

[@HYPER_AI-t9c]

Yeah I can easily picture it in my head and i do realistic creatures on photoshop even making angels

[@deanneparis8888]

@@artemis2227 I knew as a child that my brain worked differently from others, that I couldn’t imagine things like my sisters did. I didn’t know it had a name until about a year ago. I passed it on to my daughter, she has done a bit of research on it. I was diagnosed adhd as a child, she read that the two seem to have a coalition. All I know is I am an adult with the combination of the two and it really stinks!

[@zarahunt4024]

We need more!! This video is amazing!

[@PaulaTheLittleOne]

Christian here 🙋‍♀️ I absolutely LOVE seeing you make these creatures come to life! I've always been so fascinated with the topic, trying to picture them all in my mind, which is difficult enough. So watching your version is just awesome! You're awesome, Jazza! Your community is awesome too ❤🥰 Much love to you all ❤❤❤

[@raizelchava4531]

I'm Jewish and I found this AWESOME! Yes to part 2!

[@avokka]

Theres some speculation all 3 major abrahamic religions, Islam, Judaism and Christianity, all are a part of a whole, i wonder how many of these biblical creatures overlap

[@primmoore6232]

These are creatures described in the Tanakh, so it's cool to see someone bring them back to life.

[@BigBadaBruce]

I can not convey how much I would love to see a Part 2, this is excellent Jazza!

[@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210]

Ex-Christian here, loving these biblical artistic interpretations and very glad to see people being kind in the comments. Just think if the rest of the world could get along this well!😊

[@TheTigerShark1784]

What do tou mean "ex-christian"?

[@sarahwithanhyouheathen3210]

@@TheTigerShark1784 i was raised in a Christian church but so many of the people did not practice what they preached so i left. I found out that i didn't need to go to church to be a decent person. I am happy for others to go though, if they enjoy it. No hard feelings.