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Verse 1 Kings 17:17. _THERE WAS NO BREATH LEFT IN HIM_] He ceased to
breathe and died....
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NO BREATH - Or, “no spirit,” “no soul.” (Compare Genesis 2:7).
The word used is translated “spirit” in Proverbs 20:27;
Ecclesiastes 3:21;...
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IV. THE PROPHET ELIJAH AND KING AHAB
1. Elijah's Prediction and Miracles
CHAPTER 17
_ 1. Elijah's message to Ahab (1 Kings 17:1)_
2. At the brook Cherith (1 Kings 17:2)
3. With the widow of Zarep...
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ELIJAH IS FED BY RAVENS, AND RAISES THE WIDOW'S SON. Elijah appeared
suddenly: we hear nothing of his birth or parentage. He simply
announced to Ahab, in the name of Yahweh, before whom I stand (_cf._...
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BREATH. Hebrew. _neshamah._ App-16....
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C. ELIJAH AT ZAREPHATH 17:8-24
As the water supply at Cherith began to fail, God instructed Elijah to
leave the land of Israel and journey to the Phoenician village of
Zarephath. Two great miraculous...
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_AND IT CAME TO PASS AFTER THESE THINGS, THAT THE SON OF THE WOMAN,
THE MISTRESS OF THE HOUSE, FELL SICK; AND HIS SICKNESS WAS SO SORE,
THAT THERE WAS NO BREATH LEFT IN HIM._
The son of the woman, th...
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ELIJAH AND THE WIDOW OF ZAREPHATH
The prophet Elijah, who occupies so large a space in the succeeding
history, is, like his successor Elisha, conspicuous among the
prophetic figures of the OT. as a wo...
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GOD’S LESSONS FROM HISTORY
1 KINGS
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 17
ELIJAH THE *PROPHET
V1 Now Elijah from Tishbe in Gilead spoke to Ahab. ‘I promise this
in the name of the *Lord because he is definit...
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וַ יְהִ֗י אַחַר֙ הַ דְּבָרִ֣ים הָ
אֵ֔לֶּה
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NEW LIFE FOR THE DEAD
1 Kings 17:17
It must have been a severe trial to Elijah's faith, first to note the
gradual diminishing of the brook; then the abject poverty of the woman
to whom he was directe...
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Here began a new order, the prophetic. Of course there had been
prophets before, but with the coming of Elijah the office was elevated
to national importance. From this point onwards, in the economy o...
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And it came to pass after these things, [that] the son of the woman,
the mistress of the house, fell sick; and his sickness was so sore,
that there was no (i) breath left in him.
(i) God would test w...
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_In him. He died. (Haydock) --- The Jews, followed by some Christians,
assert that this boy was the prophet Jonas. But Jonas was a Hebrew,
from Geth-opher, 4 Kings xiv. 25., and Jonas i. 9. (Calmet)_...
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(16) And the barrel of meal wasted not, neither did the cruse of oil
fail, according to the word of the LORD, which he spake by Elijah.
(17) В¶ And it came to pass after these things, that the son of...
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The days were very dark in Israel. Not only rebellion. And rebellion,
always serious, was peculiarly so in Israel, for there it was
insubordination in a direct manner against not only God's providence...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 17 AND 18.
Elijah and Elisha, on the contrary (witnesses for God in the midst of
a people that according to grace God still recognised as His own, but
who had...
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AND IT CAME TO PASS AFTER THESE THINGS,.... Not only after the
conversation that passed between the prophet, and the widow, but after
they had lived together many days, a year or years, upon the
mirac...
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And it came to pass after these things, [that] the son of the woman,
the mistress of the house, fell sick; and his sickness was so sore,
that there was no breath left in him.
Ver. 17. _After these th...
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_There was no breath left in him_ No _soul_ or _life_, as the Hebrew
word here used properly signifies. For, says Buxtorf, “The Hebrews
by נשׁמה, _neshama_, understand the rational and immortal soul,...
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1 Elijah hauing prophecied against Ahab, is sent to Cherith, where the
rauens feed him.
8 He is sent to the widow of Zarephath.
17 Hee raiseth the widowes sonne.
24 The woman beleeueth him.
1 AND ...
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THE DEAD BOY RESTORED TO LIFE...
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And it came to pass after these things, after the widow and her family
had been so miraculously preserved, THAT THE SON OF THE WOMAN, THE
MISTRESS OF THE HOUSE, FELL SICK; AND HIS SICKNESS WAS SO SORE...
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ELIJAH PROPHESIES A DROUGHT
(vs.1-7)
Ahab was suddenly confronted by a prophet who had never been mentioned
before, Elijah the Tishbite, the first prophet of God spoken of as
arising from among the t...
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17-24 Neither faith nor obedience shut out afflictions and death. The
child being dead, the mother spake to the prophet, rather to give vent
to her sorrow, than in hope of relief. When God removes ou...
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Or, _no soul_, or _life_, as this Hebrew word oft signifies, i.e. he
died, as is manifest from the following verses. See also HEBREWS
11:35....
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1 Kings 17:17 after H310 things H1697 son H1121 woman H802 owned H1172
house H1004 sick H2470 (H8804) sickness...
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ELIJAH RAISES THE WIDOW'S SON TO LIFE (1 KINGS 17:17).
In this final miracle God reveals His power of life and death. Sadly
many people would have been dying in the area at the time because of
the fam...
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CONTENTS: Elijah's ministry and prediction of drought. Elijah fed.
Raising of the widow's son.
CHARACTERS: God, Elijah, Ahab, Sarephath woman, her son.
CONCLUSION: God can wonderfully raise up serva...
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1 Kings 17:1. _Elijah the Tishbite._ His parentage is not named, but
the Jews call him a levite or a priest. He swore to Ahab in the name,
not of Baal, but of Jehovah. As the Lord had promised
covenan...
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_And it came to pass after these things._
THE TEST OF THE HOME-LIFE
Many a man might bear himself as a hero and saint in the solitudes of
Cherith, or on the heights of Carmel, and yet wretchedly fail...
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1 KINGS—NOTE ON 1 KINGS 17:1 Elijah and Ahab. Other prophets had
addressed earlier kings (see 1 Kings 14:7;...
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.—
1 Kings 17:17. FELL SICK … NO BREATH LEFT IN HIM—This phrase does
not absolutely imply _death_ (comp. Daniel 10:17; also 1 Kings 10:17).
Josephus renders the incident...
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EXPOSITION
ELIJAH AND THE GREAT DROUGHT.—The picture which the historian has
just drawn of the shameless idolatry and the gross degeneracy of the
earlier part of Ahab's reign forms a fit prelude to an...
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By Chuck Smith
Let's turn to the First Kings, chapter seventeen.
The seventeenth chapter of First Kings introduces us now to a very
interesting character, Elijah the Tishbite, whatever Tishbite means....
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1 Peter 1:7; 1 Peter 4:12; 2 Kings 4:18; Daniel 5:23; Genesis 22:1;...
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JEHOVAH-JIREH
_Selections from 1 Kings 17:1_
INTRODUCTORY WORDS
Our God is the God who is enough. There is no good thing which He
withholds from them who walk uprightly. Our God is able to make all...
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No breath — That is, he died. We must not think it strange, if we
meet with sharp afflictions, even when we are in the way of eminent
service to God....