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[[The Old Testament]] > [[Kings]] > [[1 Kings 16-22 | 1 Kings 16b - 2 Kings 1]] > [[1 Kgs 16:29-17:24 | Chapter 16b-17 (Verses 16:29-17:24)]] <br> | [[The Old Testament]] > [[Kings]] > [[1 Kings 16-22 | 1 Kings 16b - 2 Kings 1]] > [[1 Kgs 16:29-17:24 | Chapter 16b-17 (Verses 16:29-17:24)]] <br> | ||
[[1 Kings 16-22 | Previous page: 1 Kings 16b - 2 Kings 1]] [[1 Kgs 18:1-46 | Next Page: Chapter 18]] | [[1 Kings 16-22 | Previous page: 1 Kings 16b - 2 Kings 1]] [[1 Kgs 18:1-46 | Next Page: Chapter 18]] | ||
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| + | * '''''Verses 17:1-5.''''' What does Elijah mean when he says "before whom I stand?" Is he expressing confidence in himself before the Lord, regarding the Lord above anyone else? Is it in comparison to Ahab? Could it perhaps refer to holding the priesthood (Deuteronomy 18:7) or having made a covenant (Deuteronomy 29:10)? Is the instruction to "get thee hence, and turn thee eastward" merely directional? | ||
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| + | * '''''Verse 17:1: Drought caused by Jehovah, not Baal.''''' See John A. Tvedtnes, [http://library.lds.org/nxt/gateway.dll/Magazines/Ensign/1990.htm/ensign%20july%201990.htm/elijah%20champion%20of%20israels%20god.htm?f=templates$fn=document-frame.htm$3.0$q=$x=$nc=8351 “Elijah: Champion of Israel’s God,”] (''Ensign,'' July 1990, p. 52) for a discussion of beliefs regarding Baal as the weather-god. | ||
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| + | * '''''Verse 14: Contrast between famine and God.''''' See [http://faithprorumor.weblogs.us/archives/236 "Contrast in the Elijah Narrative"] by David J. at the ''FPR'' blog. | ||
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- Verses 17:1-5. What does Elijah mean when he says "before whom I stand?" Is he expressing confidence in himself before the Lord, regarding the Lord above anyone else? Is it in comparison to Ahab? Could it perhaps refer to holding the priesthood (Deuteronomy 18:7) or having made a covenant (Deuteronomy 29:10)? Is the instruction to "get thee hence, and turn thee eastward" merely directional?
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- Verse 17:1: Drought caused by Jehovah, not Baal. See John A. Tvedtnes, “Elijah: Champion of Israel’s God,” (Ensign, July 1990, p. 52) for a discussion of beliefs regarding Baal as the weather-god.
- Verse 14: Contrast between famine and God. See "Contrast in the Elijah Narrative" by David J. at the FPR blog.
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