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    Elish Successor Of Elijah

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    2017 Elisha Successor of Elijah Similar miracles as Elijah Elisha is the son of Shaphat, Elijah's successor, and he's is first seen in Kings 19. Elijah first finds Elisha plowing a field, and throws his cloak onto Elisha. Elisha recognizes this as a call to follow Elijah and serve the Lord. Elisha says goodbye to his family and then he becomes Elijah's servant. Elisha stays with Elijah until Elijah is brought up into Heaven by a flaming chariot. Elisha succeeds Elijah and takes a double portion of Elijah’s spirit along with his mantle. Elisha travels to Jericho and they have bad water. Elisha pours salt in the water, and says say God has healed it. Ever since then the water has been…

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    Kyrie Traditions

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    of despair it made on the girl. She began to pray for Naaman’s healing, but it became clear that her prayers alone were not the means that God would use. Then she thought of mighty Elisha back home. He had made an axe-head float; he could feed a hundred men with a few loaves; he had restored to life the son of a Shunamite woman. She thought, “Couldn’t he heal the leper?” There had been no example of Elijah or Elisha healing lepers. There were many lepers in Israel at the time of Elisha said…

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    Elisha Monologue

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    Elisha, first off, I am so sorry for being who I am. I know you're probably going to think every word I'm about to say is bullshit, and I don't blame you. I also know I've left this way too late but I didn't want to say anything unless it was going to make any sense at all instead of just random shit. So, I don't know if you remember but on new years I was drinking with the squad, and some time after my drunk message to you, you became the conversation topic, and one of them asked if I was…

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    Elisha Diary Entry

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    In 2012 I had a dream, someone told me here’s this name write it down on a piece of paper. Your will have a baby boy, name him Elisha. When I woke up I was shock to have a dream like this, but I wrote the name down and pray on it and I thank God for that dream. End of 2012 I’ve meet my husband. We got married May 30th 2015. I told my husband we will have a son and we going to name him Elisha. He ask why I told him about the dream I had, he agree to name him "Elisha". September 2015 I was getting…

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    As Elisha grew up in the same town and went to the same school as Peito, people remembered all that his brother did and convinced him he would never be as good as his brother. Every day when Elisha went to school he would have to walk down hallways lined with memorabilia of his brother’s accomplishments. They told him he should quit now and save him self the embarrassment of learning that he would never be good enough. After all of the things his brother did Elisha almost became convinced it’d…

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    In the book Dawn by Elie Wiesel, Elisha is in a fight or flight situation. He is to kill a man by the name of John Dawson at dawn, who is known to be his “enemy”. Elisha has been seeing faces through a window, in which one of those faces was his father. The rest are faces he saw were people who had passed away as well, but he didn’t know who they were. The only thing he was able to do was capture their tearful faces and torn apart emotions. Elisha is living in a darkness where the death of John…

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    After reflecting on the care God gave to Samuel, Elijah, and Elisha, I believe that God’s care for these individuals started at the very beginning of their lives being known. In some cases like Samuel’s, his mother Hannah desired to have a child and the Lord provided such blessing. 1 Samuel 1:27 says, ”I prayed for this child, and the LORD has granted me what I asked of him.” (New International Version) In gratefulness of God’s blessing Hannah returned Samuel back to God, in reason of her…

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    In fact, there are two incidents which the section discusses. First, there is a widow whose children are going to be taken because her husband was a slave to them and they are looking reparations. The widow turns to Elisha for help. Elisha tells her to go and collect little jars from her neighbors and fill it up with oil that she has in a big jar. She does as she is told and she is fills up the smaller containers she acquired from her neighbors. The oil just keeps coming. Elisha tells the…

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    In the novel Dawn, by Elie Wiesel, the protagonist Elisha struggles throughout the night with the moral dilemma he faces over the task of killing English Captain John Dawson. In the beginning Elisha is determined, selfish and intelligent. His human potential is developing and he is trying to self-fabricate his morality. He grows as a knower and respects the innate dignity of others, but throughout the novel some of his decisions steer him away from his morality. After he meets Gad and joins The…

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    it is clear to see the tactics Gad used on Elisha the moment he first sees him which is important because the way that Gad manages to persuade Elisha to join his movement affects the entire plot. As Elisha first meets Gad, he tends to get brainwashed by the way he speaks as a messiah. As Gad says, “ From now on you will no longer be humiliated, persecuted, or even pitied.” (Wiesel, 18) This technique allows Elisha to at first feel as if he belongs, but also unknowingly realizing the cost…

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