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2. 8. Feast day of St. Elijah the Prophet. Pray to Lord Jesus Christ for our souls
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kelseycrunch · 5 months
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בנושא אחר, אליהו הנביא זה דיוניסוס?
כי הדרך היחידה שאליהו יכול להרשות לעצמו ככ הרבה יין זה רק בגלל שזה הופך למים, וגם כי הוא לא רוצה לבאס, social drinking people pleaser כזה
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anonymousdandelion · 1 year
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There are three types of prophets…
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dadyomi · 2 years
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Thursday 10/20, Ketubot 106: Elij-AAH!
This is the kind of thing I started this tumblr to document, honestly. Elijah was mad that Rav Anan inadvertently perverted justice when he made an assumption about a case he judged, so after that he showed up as SCARY MONSTERS instead of regular old Elijah. I realize the marriage and real estate and religious law stuff is important, but I just love the stories.
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topicsfromatoz · 13 days
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I’M ELIJAH THE PROPHET, A HURRICANE HEART #AtoZ_EPIC_SCORE
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"I’m Elijah the Prophet, A Hurricane Heart" is a powerful, poetic song that draws inspiration from the biblical figure of Elijah, known for his prophetic voice and turbulent journey. The song portrays a character with a "hurricane heart" – someone fierce, passionate, and unrelenting, much like a storm. The lyrics explore themes of prophecy, inner turmoil, and the struggle between fate and free will. With intense emotion, the song captures the spirit of a person who feels destined to speak truth in a chaotic world, confronting personal and external storms. Musically, the song could incorporate dramatic crescendos, powerful drums, and a mix of rock and folk elements, echoing both the sacred and the wild nature of Elijah's character. The song is a personal anthem for those who feel deeply and fight passionately for what they believe in, blending spiritual overtones with raw human emotion.
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cruger2984 · 2 months
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THE DESCRIPTION OF SAINT ELIJAH THE PROPHET The Patron and the Father of the Carmelite Order Feast Day: July 20
"Lord, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Israel, let it be known today that you are God in Israel and that I am your servant and have done all these things at your command. Answer me, Lord, answer me, so these people will know that you, Lord, are God, and that you are turning their hearts back again!" -1 Kings 18:36 NIV
The prophet Elijah is considered to be the greatest of the Old Testament prophets, as well as the Father of the Carmelite Order. Not much is known of his background.
All that is known from scripture is that he was a Tishbite (or Thesbite), although scholars disagree on what the term refers to. He lived sometime around the year 90 BC. Some Jewish traditions maintain that he was of priestly descent. Otherwise, Elijah's life before he is called by God in the First Book of Kings is a mystery.
Elijah was described as a wild and hairy man; 'as a fire, and his word burnt like a torch.'
He lived a very ascetic life, living in a cave and wearing clothes made of camel hair. His entire known life was a protest against the immorality of his time. Pagan worship had corrupted the land, and King Ahab and Queen Jezebel had erected a shrine to the false god Baal. Elijah informed Ahab that if they did not repent of the evils they had committed, God would scourge the land with a drought to punish them for their apostasy. After delivering God's message, Elijah quickly disappeared, led by Yahweh to the land east of the Jordan, where he was fed by ravens.
Ahab ignored Elijah's warning, and for three years, not a drop of rain fell upon the land. Furious, Ahab devastated the land in search of Elijah, but his efforts were futile. After three years, Elijah returned and confronted the King.
Ahab fiercely accused Elijah of bringing the curse upon the land, but Elijah flung the accusation back at Ahab, pointing out that the drought was caused by his own stubbornness and sinfulness.
Next came the episode for which Elijah is most famous. He challenged the priests of Baal to a contest. Atop Mount Carmel, Elijah and the priests would each set up an altar and provide a sacrifice upon their altar. They would then pray to their respective deities, the priests to Baal and Elijah to Yahweh, and whichever deity sent fire down from the sky to consume the sacrifice would be the true God. The priests of Baal went first, and for hours and hours they chanted and danced and cut themselves, to no avail. Finally, laughing at their failure, Elijah approached his altar.
He set twelve stones around the altar, for the twelve tribes of Israel, and poured water all over the sacrifice. Then Elijah prayed to God, and suddenly a fire came down from heaven and consumed the sacrifice. Elijah then killed all the priests of Baal, and the people once again believed in the true God. That very evening, torrential rains fell upon the land, thereby ending the three year drought.
Elijah went on to prophesy and perform many more wonders which can be found in the First Book of Kings. He is considered to be the Father of Carmelites, as the Carmelite way of life embodies the Elijahan tradition.
Father Elijah's spirit of prayer, penance, contemplation, and zeal for the Lord is to this day the very spirit of the Carmelites. During his ministry, Elijah went up to Mount Carmel in Palestine to live and to pray. It was there that he taught and trained his followers, who are considered by some to be the first monks. From that time onward, Mount Carmel has always been inhabited by men seeking union with God.
It is also believed that Elijah and the monks living on Mt. Carmel had a devotion to the woman who would be the mother of the Messiah, the Blessed Virgin Mary, long before she was born.
Elijah's end was as quick and mysterious as his beginning. One day as he was speaking with his successor Elisha, 'a fiery chariot, and fiery horses parted them both asunder, and Elijah went up by a whirlwind into heaven' (2 Kings 11).
Elijah appeared along with Moses at the Transfiguration of the Jesus on Mount Tabor.
Source: Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus (carmelitedcj.org)
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judahmaccabees · 2 months
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Should've been kind, Satan. Wash your own feet in Hell. :)
You are all fallen demonics here, as stated via the Garden of Eden.
You have all rejected Christ and committed sorcery, as prophesied.
Get on your knees and Repent.
Those who reject Christ are revealed and seen for what they Are - demons.
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(that demon insulted - falsely, in order to betray the work of God, instead of simply welcoming the Truth - me because I happen to be the Messiah and stated as such in order to introduce this material, the Gospel of Jesus Christ)
Disobedient and false, betrayers, filth, faithless. Rude and foul.
You're Welcome.
JESUS
Learn to be humble and not project your depraved asininity on me, proud false apostles.
Learn manners. You're arrogant. Just because I'm Jesus, and you're an asshole, doesn't make me arrogant. Facts are facts. I'm from Heaven. You aren't.
Learn, or stfu and leave.
Be nice, instead of arrogant idiots 'admonishing' others for being angels. Jude 1:8
You have no excuse.
And no, when I offer my valuable help, you don't get to mouth off calling me arrogant just because you are arrogant proud and puffed up in ignorance and asinine pride. I am who I am, and I have no arrogance, only fact. Only Justice. And only the unjust dare to assault my person with such nonsense, being criminals and demonically ruled scum who are cursed forever. Speak rightly or remain silent, forever, now, and forever, and you will each, demons, pay for your Crimes, forever also, if need be.
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Repent.
Learn not to be condescending and rude, without any merit or understanding, phony thieves.
Learn to have sympathy and empathy for others, gaslighting jackasses.
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(God hates such rapey lying abusers like the piece of shit above, who never help and always have judgmental excuses to avoid the Truth of God. God sees all, and all such are CONDEMNED for aeons of Evil and Abuse, their punishment now Everlasting.)
(Your constant assaults against others are considered rape in the higher dimensions, whether psychic or otherwise, and you shall pay the price according to The Law. You call your constant abuse of others normal, but God sees all, and you hypocrites and scum will burn in the endless fire of eternity, a fair recompense for burning the innocent, you filth, damned to Perdition.)
Such demonic trash have been masquerading as Christian for too long and will burn in the eternal fire prepared for them, the devil and his angels😇, Satan. Because they raped the good Name of God
Adieu, and to your punishments.
Eternal Victory In Christ Jesus
MATTHEW 25
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idealog · 11 months
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Fulfilled the Gospel YW
https://www.bibletools.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/Topical.show/RTD/cgg/ID/6897/John-Baptist-as-Elijah.htm
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lionofchaeronea · 7 months
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Elijah Taken Up in a Chariot of Fire, Giuseppe Angeli, ca. 1740-55
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alexxx-malev · 1 month
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Russia. Yaroslavl. Church of Elijah the Prophet Ярославль. Церковь Ильи Пророка
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rustingcat · 1 year
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Happy Passover from the Danvers extended family!
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Esme first passover with her new family got her really excited to learn everything about the holiday.
Kara decided to go the extra mile and dress as Elijah the Prophet while telling the tale of Exodus to the excited child.
Esme fell asleep halfway through the reading of the Haggada, and Kara - despite refusing to remove her fake beard - lifted it up for just a moment to give her girlfriend a little kiss.
Happy Passover!
I always loved Passover, so I decided to make this drawing extra special by using my own family's photographs and videos as reference and inspiration for all the little moments you see above😊
So for those who celebrate Passover and for those who don't, I hope you'll have a lovely day:)
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the-main-idiot · 10 months
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GUYS, GUYS
i KNOW HOW THIS IS GONNA SOUND, BUT I SWEAR ON EVERYTHING IM NOT FUCKING ELIJAH VOLKOV
SURE SURE, IM THE PROPHET OF A RELIGION AND LIKE TO HANF OUT IN THE WOODS DOESNT MEAN AAANNYYTHIBG
, I MAY ENJOY EATING WORMS BUT THATS MEARLY COINCIDENTAL
I MAY BE A TEA dRINKER, BUT WHO ISNT????
YES, SOMETIMES I HAVE A STRONG EMOTIONAL EFFECT ON THE PEOPLE AROUND ME..
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JUST BECAUSE sometimes, sometimes,, i get a wweeeeeee bit obsessive over things
doesn't mean anything!!!!!!
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furby-organist · 8 months
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> "Citing bible verses without writing out the verse should be punishable by death! Why do the Hellever 21 bags say '2 Kings 2:23-24' on them? Is this a shopping bag or an academic thesis? Why is there a citation? Am I expected to know these verses by heart? Should I pull out a bible and look it up, right here in front of the cashier? Die!"
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bardicjay · 5 months
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1 Kings 19:4-8
Elijah, flopping onto the ground and covering his eyes: "Uuuugh, I wanna sleep and never wake up again."
Angel of the LORD: "Elijah. You are not you when you're hungry."
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dorrance30 · 2 months
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The Transfiguration.
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