784devSuccession

New International Version (NIV) of the Holy Bible. The Scripture passages are referenced as Book Chapter:Verse.

Succession devotion wraps up Intimate Whisper series showing God’s indulgent explanation to Elijah how He would judge Israel’s sins through his successor Elisha.

Read 1 Kings 19:15b, 19:16a, 19:16b, 19:17, and 19:18

1 Kings is the 11th book in the Bible.

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1. God sometimes surprises His kids with indulgent explanations. Elijah finally got it when God used words instead of forces of nature in 1 Kings 19:15-18 to explain how He was going to judge Israel for rejecting His covenant and breaking down God’s altars. Who does 1 Kings 19:15b say Elijah is supposed to anoint as king over what land?

2. Who does 1 Kings 19:16a say Elijah is to anoint king over Israel?

3. Who does 1 Kings 19:16b say Elijah is to anoint to succeed himself as prophet?

4. So, how does 1 Kings 19:17 say this is supposed to judge Israel’s sins?

5. AND, how does 1 Kings 19:18 say God will keep those who remain faithful to Him?

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