The answer is: Og

Deut 3:11 - Goliath undoubtedly had a big bed too, but we're not told how big.

When diving into the quirky details of the Bible, Og of Bashan definitely stands out. This colossal figure is not just a footnote in biblical history; he was the last of the Rephaim, a race known for their giants, and his bed—measuring 13.5 feet long and 6 feet wide—tells us that he must have been quite the imposing presence! To put that into perspective, it’s officially labeled one of the largest beds mentioned in any ancient text. Imagine the size of the pizza delivery!

Interestingly, an echo of Og's reign and grandeur continues to echo through biblical narratives, notably in the story of Goliath. Both figures, massive in stature and might, symbolize the daunting challenges faced by the Israelites. Yet, while intrigued by Goliath (known from the story of David), we’re not given dimensions of his resting space, which leaves his enormity more to the imagination.

The secret here is not just in their physical size but what they represented: temptations and fears done huge. They were metaphors for the great tyrants and philosophical hurdles believers must face. Above all, Og's story invites us to consider our own 'giants,' looking at how we approach our greatest challenges. So, next time you hear of extra-large burgers or modern-day giants in business, take a moment to remember Og and his giant bed that served as a restless reminder of hurdles that loomed over the ancient Israelites!