Elijah The Prophet Or Past Present And Future

Dear readers! This is a very small book. But the content presented in it is about the power possessed in Elijah and his future. For people of all times, Elijah exists still as future itself. For those, before the period of Kings, as a person who could ascend in a whirl wind he was being an incident of the future. This happened in the period of Kings. Before the New Testament, he had eased the path of Lord Christ; he had come forth as a voice which was to guard the country of Israel from destruction and also an incident that would take place in future. This had taken place during the beginning of the New Testament period. Now for us before the Doomsday, he would again arrive along with Enoch to make way for Christ’s second coming. This is what would take place in the future. In the sense, there are the prophecies of future. Before the Doomsday, he would arrive on to the earth and to see that the world wouldn’t destroy, he would divert the hearts of the people towards God. Though he had done this, after his death, the people would again convert into the slaves of the beast which is the supreme form of the Satan and hang on to servitude of the Satan and are becoming responsible for the Doomsday. In this way, Elijah who was naturally a human being, in almost all the periods both in the form of his spirit as well as in his physical form, in the form of the two witnesses, he had performed his deeds in the past, had been performing his deeds in the present and continue to perform so even in the future. To learn about such a great prophet is a great experience in our lives. To keep this experience pleasant and sweet, mellifluous, we must lead a Holy life in God. Otherwise, only ashes would remain and our spiritual life would experience bitter in the burning furnace of the Hades. Whatever is the fact, however one makes one’s own thoughts and perceptions, among the prominent prophets, Elijah is just Elijah! This book and also other books written by Sekhar Reddy Vasa are available for free from Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/author/sekhar-reddy-vasa/id1082214437?mt=11 Content: Just like the Lord Jesus Christ, Elijah had existed in the past, in the future and the present periods. Some people among Israelis saying that the Lord Christ was calling out for Elijah while he was crucified in the cross. Israelis believed that Elijah possessed the power that could protect even Jesus Christ. The power of Elijah that - he could possess the people and perform the deeds of God Elijah and the Lord Christ in the hearts of Israelis – inquiry about Israelis thinking Jesus Christ as John, Elijah and a prophet like Jeremiah Who was the one that had preached the Israelis about Elijah? Who had preached about two witnesses Elijah and Enoch to the Christians? Lord Christ who had interposed the attitude of Israelis towards Elijah James and John asking Jesus Christ if he liked to perform the deeds performed by Elijah In case of the Lord Christ – the rumours about Elijah Elijah, as per nature, he is a human being like any one of us - Jacob the apostle The prophecy of Malachi about Elijah If you have the heart to accept, the coming Elijah is he alone - Lord Christ The order and assignment how John had acquired the Spirit and power of Elijah – Reason – preparation. Lord Christ talking to Elijah and Moses on a high mountain Elijah before the Doomsday Coming of Elijah and Enoch to the earth before coming of Lord Christ The deeds performed by Elijah and Enoch before the Doomsday Elijah killed by the beast along with his co-witnesses and would leave his body The pathetic condition of the bodies of Elijah and Enoch after their deaths After the death of Elijah, the Spirits of Life of Elijah and Enoch would return from God and enter into their bodies back Coming of Elijah during New Testament period - its consequences - coming of Elijah by the Doomsday - its consequence. Many more ....

A result of more than fifteen years of research and study, Prophecy: Past, Present, and Future examines the Bibles Book of Daniel and its predictions of some of historys major events. Author Calev Ben Avraham explains how God uses the royalty as signposts in the prophetic time elementknown by only a few biblical scholarsthus making it possible to pinpoint the exact time in prophecy for the end of days and the ending of Gentile rule over the earth. In Prophecy: Past, Present, and Future, Avraham refers to the Babylonian dynasty of Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon; Cyrus, king of the Persians; Alexander, the great emperor of Greece; and the emergence of Christianity under the Roman emperor Constantine. Through the Book of Daniel, he shows how the prophecy pertains not only to abdication for the royals but also to death by fatal accidents, such as Princess Grace and Princess Diana of England. He also explains how God will gather his people from the four corners of the earth back to the Holy Land in the very, very near future. Expand your study of prophecy and gain a new understanding of the years to come.

In the politico-religious history of the Deuteronomists, past, present and future mingle in an often inextricable way. Long obsolete traditions, which had been unacceptable to the Davidic dynasty, were rediscovered and adapted to the aims of the Deuteronomists. Personages of the past were condemned and blackened in the light of the new ideology, whereas others were glorified and embellished as heroes of faith because their ideas suited the historians. This inevitably raises the question whether the Bible can be trusted as a source book for writing a history of Israel. Apparently not, say scholars like T.L. Thompson, P.R. Davies and N.P. Lemche. In this volume a number of authors take up this challenge, stating that the radical rejection of the biblical testimony in favour of a history based mainly on archaeology is ill-advised. Several contributions to this volume draw instructive parallels between the process of re-writing the history of South Africa and the work of the Deuteronomists.

For Carmelites, Elijah is considered their legendary founder and patron. This study explores Elijah in Scripture, legend, and Carmelite documents. Members of the three monotheistic faiths have always told stories of what the prophet Elijah has done and is still expected to do in sacred history. He is perhaps most appreciated by members of the Carmelite Order, known for its contemplative and pastoral orientation. Elijah is considered their legendary founder and traditional patron. Carmelites rank him as one of their greatest spiritual models. Their coat of arms displays his flaming sword, Mount Carmel, and Elijah's proclamation, "With zeal I have been zealous for the Lord God of Hosts." This book inquires into this deep appreciation. It examines the linkage between the Order and the prophet over time. More Information Beginning with the oldest knowledge we have about Elijah, coming from Scripture, Elijah Prophet of Carmel briefly sketches his role in the three faiths of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It then turns to what the distant, but influential, Christian antecedents of the Carmelite Order, the desert hermits and the early Fathers, wrote about the zealous man of God. As the Carmelite Order was founded, achieved its corporate identity, and changed over time, so did its views of its legendary model. Interaction between storytelling about Elijah and Carmelites' understanding of themselves continues even to the present. As thoughts from the past about the prophet continue to influence them, both Teresian Carmelites and Carmelites of the Ancient Observance of our times are developing a brand-new tradition of him, the tradition of Elijah's double charism.

At the time the Lord brought Elijah on the scene, the kings of Israel and Judah were in serious trouble with the Lord. Their many years of worshiping Baal and golden calves, listening to Jezebel, and killing the prophets was catching up to them. Their earthly kingdoms were coming to an end, and the Lord would move quickly when he moved. What appeared to be harmless details to them was, in fact, rebellion in the sight of God. While the kings served the gods of this world, Elijah and Elisha did not. Rather, they were dedicated only to the Word of the Lord, and if the Lord didn’t speak directly to them, they didn’t move at all. When they did move, it was with the power and authority of the Lord, resulting in the dramatic calling down of fire from heaven, a three-year drought, people raised from the dead, and many other miraculous events. But did Elijah and Elisha take any glory? No, Elisha didn’t even accept Naaman’s token of appreciation – so completely was he relying only on the Lord’s provision. The lives of Elijah and Elisha, as well as the corrupt lives of the kings, serve as important lessons for us today. In addition, there are many prophecies in 1 and 2 Kings that are now being fulfilled. In fact, the entire account is filled with living parables that are relevant for today. The last Chapter of 1 Kings ends with the prophetic ministry facing serious jeopardy. The first Chapter of 2 Kings opens with an awesome supernatural vindication of God's prophet. Even Elijah seems to have been unaware of exactly when the timeline went past a tipping point into a new day in which the true prophets were never forced to retreat. We seem to be approaching a similar tipping point today. Your own life will be changed forever if you heed the truth that the Lord reveals to you in this book.