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| − | Elijah the Prophet translates into Hebrew as 'Eliyahu Ha-Navi'. The [[Jewish]] concept of [[Elijah]] is based on the [[Bible]] and on the commentaries attributed to Rashi, and Shimon Bar-Yochai. | + | '''Elijah the Prophet''' translates into Hebrew as 'Eliyahu Ha-Navi'. The [[Jewish]] concept of [[Elijah]] is based on the [[Bible]] and on the commentaries attributed to Rashi, and Shimon Bar-Yochai. |
[[Elijah]] is a [[Tishbite]], and a [[Prophet]]. Read Ezekiel to learn more about the [[Chariot]]. | [[Elijah]] is a [[Tishbite]], and a [[Prophet]]. Read Ezekiel to learn more about the [[Chariot]]. | ||
His student [[Elisha]] is on record as a performer of miracles, and there are twice as many recorded miracles associated with Elisha than with Elijah. [[Jesus]] in the [[four]] [[Gospels]] is on record performing 32 miracles. | His student [[Elisha]] is on record as a performer of miracles, and there are twice as many recorded miracles associated with Elisha than with Elijah. [[Jesus]] in the [[four]] [[Gospels]] is on record performing 32 miracles. | ||
[[Category:Biblical Persons]] | [[Category:Biblical Persons]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:13, July 12, 2016
Elijah the Prophet translates into Hebrew as 'Eliyahu Ha-Navi'. The Jewish concept of Elijah is based on the Bible and on the commentaries attributed to Rashi, and Shimon Bar-Yochai.
Elijah is a Tishbite, and a Prophet. Read Ezekiel to learn more about the Chariot. His student Elisha is on record as a performer of miracles, and there are twice as many recorded miracles associated with Elisha than with Elijah. Jesus in the four Gospels is on record performing 32 miracles.