Elijah and the Threat from Jezebel

What did Elijah hear after the fire?

Who did the Lord tell Elijah to anoint as the next king of Syria?

What did Elijah do when he found Elisha plowing with twelve yoke of oxen?

What was Elijah's response when Elisha asked to kiss his parents goodbye before following him?

What did Elisha do after Elijah cast his cloak upon him?

According to the passage, how many people in Israel had not bowed to Baal or kissed him?

What did Ahab tell Jezebel that Elijah had done?

Why was Elijah afraid and ran for his life?

What did the angel provide for Elijah when he was resting under the broom tree?

How long did Elijah travel in the strength of the food provided by the angel?

What did Elijah say to the Lord when he was under the broom tree?

What did the Lord ask Elijah when he arrived at the cave on Mount Horeb?

Elijah's Encounter with God

Elijah said that the people of Israel have forsaken God's covenant, thrown down His altars, and killed His prophets with the sword, leaving him the only one left, and they sought to take his life.
God passed by Elijah, but God was not in the strong wind that tore the mountains, nor in the earthquake, nor in the fire that followed.
After the fire, Elijah heard a low whisper, and God spoke to him, asking what he was doing there.

God's Instructions to Elijah

God instructed Elijah to anoint Hazael as king over Syria, Jehu as king over Israel, and Elisha as prophet in his place.
God said that whoever escaped from Hazael's sword would be killed by Jehu, and whoever escaped from Jehu's sword would be killed by Elisha.
God promised to leave 7,000 in Israel who had not bowed to Baal or kissed him.

Elijah and Elisha

Elijah found Elisha, who was plowing with 12 yoke of oxen, and cast his cloak upon him.
Elisha sacrificed his oxen and gave the flesh to the people, then arose and followed Elijah.

Jezebel's Threat and Elijah's Flight

Ahab told Jezebel about Elijah's actions, and she threatened to kill him.
Elijah was afraid and ran for his life to Beersheba, leaving his servant behind.
He went a day's journey into the wilderness, sat under a broom tree, and asked God to take his life.

Elijah's Angelic Encounter

An angel touched Elijah, and he arose and ate the cake and drank the water provided.
The angel came again, and Elijah ate and drank, gaining strength for a 40-day journey to Horeb, the mount of God.
Elijah came to a cave and lodged in it, where God spoke to him again, asking what he was doing there.

Read a passage about Elijah informing Jezebel of his actions and her threatening response. Explore the events that follow, including Elijah's escape to Beersheba and journey into the wilderness. Test your understanding of this biblical narrative.