Elijah
Classes
Class 1: Class 1: A widows faith
The class discusses Elijah's faith and his interactions with a Gentile widow, emphasizing the divine provision and miracles that demonstrate God's power and faithfulness. It also draws parallels between Elijah's actions and the teachings of Jesus Christ, highlighting the theme of salvation and the importance of faith.
Class 2: Class 2: A great gathering
The class explores Elijah's role as a type of Jesus Christ, emphasizing obedience and faith during times of spiritual drought. It also discusses Obadiah's faithfulness and contrasts him with King Ahab, highlighting the importance of choosing the way of life over self-interest.
Class 3: Class 3: The challenge on Carmel
The class discusses Elijah's challenge to the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness to Yahweh and the contrast between true worship and apostasy. It highlights Elijah's role as a representative of God and the significance of the fire from heaven as a divine response.
Class 4: Class 4: The still small voice
The class discusses Elijah's faith and prayer on Mount Carmel, emphasizing the importance of hearing God's still small voice and persevering in prayer. It also covers Elijah's journey and God's provision for him, highlighting themes of obedience and divine protection.
Class 5: Class 5: The whirlwind
The class discusses Elijah's transition of prophetic office to Elisha, emphasizing the themes of divine judgment and the typological parallels between Naboth and Jesus Christ. It also explores the allegorical significance of the vineyard and the spiritual implications of apostasy.