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The document discusses several prophets from the Bible, including Elijah, Elisha, Isaiah, Micah, and mentions the division of Israel into the northern and southern kingdoms. It provides some key details about the prophets, such as Elijah challenging false prophets, Elisha performing miracles like multiplying bread, and Isaiah foreseeing the arrival of the Lord and delivering messages of punishment.
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This document provides an overview of the major prophets in the Old Testament, including Elijah, Elisha, Amos, Hosea, and Isaiah. It summarizes their key messages and stories. For example, it describes how Elijah challenges the prophets of Baal to a contest to prove whose god can produce rain, and how fire from heaven consumes Elijah's sacrifice. It also summarizes Isaiah's powerful vision in the temple that calls him to be a prophet, and his prophecies about a future ideal king who will usher in an era of peace.
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1) The document discusses several prophets from the divided kingdoms of Israel and Judah, including Elijah, Elisha, Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, and Micah.
2) It provides historical context about the formation of the two kingdoms after Solomon's death and highlights some of the sins of their various kings.
3) The prophets spoke out against injustice and idolatry, calling the people to repent and return to God, though they were often ignored by rulers and the rich.
B I B S T U D Lesson 16 Old Testament Prophets
1. The document discusses the role and messages of Old Testament prophets such as Elijah, Elisha, Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Micah, Jeremiah, Nahum, Zephaniah, Habakkuk, Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, Ezekiel, Ezra, Nehemiah, Malachi, and Daniel.
2. It also mentions other relevant Old Testament characters like Queen Esther and the Maccabees.
3. The prophets spoke messages from God, warning of punishment for disobedience but also hope if the people repented, and some prophesied of the coming Messiah.
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Alexander Whyte said of Elijah, “He was a Mount Sinai of a man with a heart like a thunderstorm.” F. B. Meyer said, “This Colossus among ordinary men who dwarfs us all...” J. R. MacDuff, “life of ELIJAH is, in the truest sense of the word, a poem, - an inspired epic. It is surrounded throughout with a blended halo of heroism and saintliness. Though neither angel nor demigod, but "a man of like
passions," intensely human in all the varied incidents and episodes of his picturesque history, - he yet seems as if he held converse more with Heaven than earth. His name, which literally means "My GOD the Lord," or "Jehovah is my GOD," introduces us to one who had delegated to him superhuman powers; not only an ambassador from above, but the very viceroy and representative of Omnipotence.
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Alexander Whyte said of Elijah, “He was a Mount Sinai of a man with a heart like a thunderstorm.” F. B. Meyer said, “This Colossus among ordinary men who dwarfs us all...” J. R. MacDuff, “life of ELIJAH is, in the truest sense of the word, a poem, - an inspired epic. It is surrounded throughout with a blended halo of heroism and saintliness. Though neither angel nor demigod, but "a man of like
passions," intensely human in all the varied incidents and episodes of his picturesque history, - he yet seems as if he held converse more with Heaven than earth. His name, which literally means "My GOD the Lord," or "Jehovah is my GOD," introduces us to one who had delegated to him superhuman powers; not only an ambassador from above, but the very viceroy and representative of Omnipotence.
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1. The document discusses the history of Israel from the conquest of Canaan under Joshua to the Babylonian exile and return. It covers the period of Judges, the rise of the monarchy under Saul and David, the division of Israel into two kingdoms, and the prophets like Elijah, Isaiah and Jeremiah.
2. During the Babylonian exile, Jewish exiles gathered in synagogues to study and pray together without the Temple. The suffering servant songs in Second Isaiah foreshadow Jesus Christ.
3. After returning to Judea, Judaism focused on faithfully keeping the Law as they awaited the Messiah, who was born as Jesus Christ during the rule of King Herod
Sesi 13. Siklus kenabian dalam kitab Raja-Raja.pptx
Elisha was a powerful prophet in Israel who succeeded Elijah. He performed many miracles like healing the sick, raising the dead, and parting the Jordan River. Elisha also influenced politics by helping appoint new kings and leading a purge of King Ahab's descendants. Though seen as legendary by some, Elisha established Baal worship was strongly repressed for a time in Israel during his ministry.
Sesi 13. Siklus kenabian dalam kitab Raja-Raja.pdf
Elisha was a powerful prophet in Israel who succeeded Elijah. He performed many miracles like healing the sick, raising the dead, and providing food. Elisha also played a role in politics, helping to appoint new kings, and punishing enemies. He strongly opposed Baal worship and upheld the worship of Yahweh alone. Elisha carried on Elijah's work confronting King Ahab and Queen Jezebel's promotion of idolatry in Israel.
EPISODE 9: A KINGDOM DIVIDED
The prophets Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel, major stalwarts in defending God’s Covenant, in the midst of corruption and decadence in what was once the promised land.
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The document provides background on the biblical book of 2 Kings and summarizes a story from 2 Kings chapter 1. The story involves King Ahaziah of Israel who is injured in a fall and sends men to consult the god Baal-zebub instead of God. God sends Elijah to intercept the men and tell Ahaziah he will die for not consulting the true God. Ahaziah sends armed troops to bring Elijah down, but God sends fire from heaven to consume the troops. This gets Ahaziah's attention about who the true God is.
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Elisha succeeds Elijah as prophet of Israel. When Elijah is taken up to heaven, Elisha picks up Elijah's mantle and parts the Jordan River, demonstrating that the spirit of Elijah is now upon him. The sons of the prophets recognize Elisha's authority and bow before him. Throughout his ministry, Elisha performs many miracles similar to those of Elijah and Moses, establishing himself as Elijah's rightful successor and a prophet of God.
The final judge
The document discusses the judges of Israel and the cycle of sin the Israelites repeatedly fell into. It then introduces Jesus Christ as the final judge who broke this cycle of sin by sacrificing his life to save humanity from sin and give eternal life. The judges of Israel delivered the people from their enemies but Jesus delivered them from sin itself.
Journey Through The Bible Part 12: 1 Kings 16-22 - The Good The Bad and The Ugly
1. The document summarizes the biblical stories of Elijah, Ahab, and Jezebel from 1 Kings 16-22. It describes Jezebel as the evil and manipulative queen of Israel who was dedicated to worshipping Baal. 2. It outlines Elijah's challenge to Jezebel and Ahab's idolatry through a prayer contest he staged on Mount Carmel, where Elijah defeated the prophets of Baal. 3. After Jezebel threatened Elijah in retaliation, Elijah became fearful and fled into the wilderness, feeling like he had failed, but God answered him and strengthened his faith.
Difficult moral issues: Genocide of the Canaanites
The document discusses the genocide of the Canaanites described in the book of Joshua. It summarizes the religious practices of the Canaanites, including idolatry, cult prostitution, child sacrifice, and other immoral acts. It argues that God justifiably commanded the destruction of the Canaanites to remove the immoral influence from Israel and assert his sole authority. However, the language in Joshua was exaggerated based on conventions of ancient Near Eastern military reports, and the Israelites did not actually commit genocide against the Canaanites. The events prefigured God's ultimate judgment and salvation through Jesus Christ.
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This summary provides the key details from the document in 3 sentences:
Ahaziah, the wicked king of Israel, fell through a lattice in his upper room and injured himself. Seeking guidance, he sent messengers to consult Baal-zebub rather than God. Commentators note that Ahaziah's fall and choice to consult a pagan god showed his spiritual blindness and rebellion against God, which ultimately led to his early death as divine judgment.
II Kings
1. The document summarizes the biblical books of II Kings, focusing on the stories of Elijah, Elisha, and other prophets and kings of Israel and Judah.
2. It describes Elijah being taken up to heaven in a whirlwind and Elisha receiving Elijah's mantle and performing many miracles as the leading prophet.
3. It then discusses the reigns of various kings of Israel and Judah, including periods of righteousness and faithfulness to God as well as periods of great wickedness and idolatry. Over time the kings lead the people further and further from God.
4. Babylon ultimately conquers Judah and destroys Jerusalem, exiling virtually all the
Period 1 group 4
The document discusses the exile of the Israelites by the Assyrians and Babylonians, which included the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. It covers several prophets from this era such as Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Second Isaiah. These prophets delivered messages to the exiled Israelites about the destruction coming for disobeying God, but also provided hope for their eventual return to Jerusalem after the exile. Their writings helped guide the Israelites during this difficult time and shaped Judaism going forward.
Short homework about prophet Elijah
Elijah was a prophet in the 9th century BCE who defended the worship of Yahweh against King Ahab and Queen Jezebel's promotion of Baal worship. Elijah predicted a drought to prove God's power, hiding from Jezebel and being fed by ravens. He later confronted Ahab and the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, building an altar and calling down fire from heaven to prove Yahweh's power when the prophets of Baal failed, which ended the drought. Elijah is now remembered in Jewish traditions as the guardian of newborn boys and having a role in Passover seders.
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- 1. Sean Chamber, Khalil Edwards, Colleen, Morgan Isacman, Bash, Joe Conwell, Scroks Group 3 Prophets
- 2. There were many prophets some were called Elijah, Elisha, Isaiah. Prophets
- 3. Division of Israel The south accepted him, but the north dosn’t because he does not agree to not oppress the people. They divide into north Israel and south Judah.
- 4. Challenge false prophets to who's god is real, he wins and kills the false prophets. Elijah
- 5. Ahab the king of the prophets Elijah recently defeated, wants his citizen naboth’s vineyard Naboth won’t give it up so he has his wife Jezebel to get him stoned. Ahab's Greed
- 6. He was Elijah’s right hand man, who in the end watched him fly off in a chariot of fire. Some of his miracles are multiplying bread like Jesus. Elisha
- 7. Isaiah Isaiah foresaw the arrival of the lord. Part of his message was: "The land will be completely laid waste and totally plundered. The LORD has spoken this word." (Isaiah 24:3).
- 8. Micah Accused nations rulers of exploiting the people for their own personal uses. Inspired by god to change that.
- 9. Assyrians Tells about alternating periods of domination and decline, and also about the struggle for leadership.