The Spiritual World of Ancient China and the Bible Quotes

“his enemies in chapter 19 as the “great supper of God” where the birds of prey eat the flesh of his defeated foes (19:17). While Leviathan is not included in this Revelation passage, it is the same kind of nature banquet motif as described in Psalm 74: creatures feasting on the flesh of the enemies of God. The “banquet of flesh” was a common way of symbolizing deliverance from and victory”
― Brian Godawa, The Spiritual World of Ancient China and the Bible: Biblical Background to the Novel Qin: Dragon Emperor of China

“The Babylonians called it Tiamat, the Canaanites called it Lotan, the Ugaritic translation for “Leviathan.” Hebrews called it Leviathan and sometimes Rahab.[12]”
― Brian Godawa, The Spiritual World of Ancient China and the Bible: Biblical Background to the Novel Qin: Dragon Emperor of China