1 Kings 19 - 20
1 KingsSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the continuation of the story of Elijah the prophet in 1 Kings chapters 19 and 20. After fleeing to the safety of Sidon, Elijah is instructed by an angel to journey to the horror mountain of God, where he hears a small voice speaking to him. As Elijah expresses his isolation and frustration, he realizes that God is still with him in the silence. Eventually, Elijah musters 7,000 people to help fight against Ben-Hadad, and with Yahweh on their side, the Israelites are victorious. However, Ahab's failure to obey God's voice leads to a harsh consequence.
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