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Elijah
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Elijah in the Bible Dictionary
- 1. The Tishbite, a Gileadite and prophet, called ELIAS in the King James Version of the N. T.
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Persecuted by Ahab
1 Kgs 17:2–7; 18:7–10
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Escapes to the wilderness, where he is miraculously fed by ravens
1 Kgs 17:1–7
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By divine direction goes to Zarephath, where he is sustained in the household of a widow, whose meal and oil are miraculousiy increased
1 Kgs 17:8–16
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Returns, and sends a message to Ahab
1 Kgs 18:1–16
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Meets Ahab and directs him to assemble the prophets of Baal
1 Kgs 18:17–20
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Derisively challenges the priests of Baal to offer sacrifices
1 Kgs 18:25–29
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Kills the prophets of Baal
1 Kgs 18:40
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Escapes to the wilderness from the fierceness of Jezebel
1 Kgs 19:1–18
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Fasts for forty days
1 Kgs 19:8
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Despondency and complaints of
1 Kgs 19:10, 14
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Consolation given to
1 Kgs 9:11–18
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Flees to the wilderness of Damascus; directed to anoint Hazael king over Syria, Jehu king over Israel, and Elisha to be a prophet in his own place
1 Kgs 19:9–21
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Personal aspect of
2 Kgs 1:8
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Piety of
1 Kgs 19:10, 14; Luke 1:17; Rom 11:2; Jas 5:17
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His translation
2 Kgs 2:11
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Appears to Jesus at his transfiguration
Matt 17:3, 4; Mark 9:4; Luke 9:30
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Antitype of John the Baptist
Matt 11:14; 16:14; 17:10–12; Mark 9:12, 13; Luke 1:17; John 1:21–25
- Miracles of
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Increases the oil of the widow of Zarephath
1 Kgs 17:14–16
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Raises the son of the woman of Zarephath from the dead
1 Kgs 17:17–24
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Causes rain after seven years of drought
1 Kgs 18:41–45; Jas 5:17, 18
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Causes fire to consume the sacrifice
1 Kgs 18:24, 36–38
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Calls fire down upon the soldiers of Ahaziah
2 Kgs 1:10–12; Luke 9:54
- Prophecies of
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Foretells a drought
1 Kgs 17:3
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The destruction of Ahab and his house
1 Kgs 21:17–29; 2 Kgs 9:25–37
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The death of Ahaziah
2 Kgs 1:2–17
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The plague sent as a judgment upon the people in the time of Jehoram, king of Israel
2 Chr 21:12–15
- 2. Also called ELIAH
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A Benjamite chief
1 Chr 8:27
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3. A post-exile Jew
Ezra 10:21
From Nave’s Topical Bible (1896), by Orville J. Nave.