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In the document, four Bible passages are summarized that describe prophets bringing children back to life at the request of widows. Specifically, Elijah revives a widow's son in 1 Kings, Jesus brings a widow's son back to life in Luke, and Elisha revives another widow's son in 2 Kings. The document concludes that these stories foreshadow Jesus' ability to perform miracles and bring people back to life.
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- 2. 1 Kings 17:17-24 A widow’s child gets sick and dies. The widow asks Elijah for help, so Elijah stretched himself over the child and asks God for help, and God revives the child. Luke 7:11-17 Jesus entered the city of Nain. He came across a coffin, the son of a widow. Jesus was moved with pity and brought the man back to life. 2 Kings 4:31-37 There was a boy who had died. Elisha stretched himself over the boy and the boy became warm again.
- 3. In all three of these stories, a child of a woman was brought back to life by the power of God. The two Old Testament stories foretell the future miracle of Jesus bringing a child back to life.
- 4. 2 Kings 4:42-44 A man brought 20 barley loaves and fresh grain for the people to eat. The man did not think that it would feed 100 people,