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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 01) Introduction: The Man of God |
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The Bible record of Elijah homes in on the man whereas for Elisha the message is emphasized. Together they give the man of God and his message. What are the real characteristics of a man of God? From Elijah's sudden introduction to the national scene, Ed points out that a man of God is one who has God as his strength, lives in the presence of the Lord, has learned the value of the hidden life, and trusts God to provide all his needs. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_01.mp3 |
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1Kings 17:1-7 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 02) Characteristics of the Man of God Pt. 1 |
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A real man of God lives completely independently of circumstances. God is behind everything; the real man of God knows that. A real man of God is supernaturally content. Only God can give a satisfied heart in adversity or in prosperity. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_02CharacterOfManOfGod_01.mp3 |
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1Kings 17:1-16, Philippians 4:11-13 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 03) Characteristics of the Man of God Pt. 2 |
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A man of God's responsibility before God is to be usable; it is God's responsibility to use him. Elijah stretched out on the boy illustrated that resurrection life comes from union with the living One. A man of God faces rejection of his method and message; he lives his life outside the camp, as contrasted with compromising Obadiah.
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_03A_01.mp3 |
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1Kings 17:8-18:19; Luke 4:25-26 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 04) Characteristics of the Man of God Pt. 3 |
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A man of God whose heart is set on the glory of God cannot tolerate compromise (i.e. won't halt between two opinions). He does not fear overwhelming odds. He has a Christ-centered contempt of the enemy. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_04.mp3 |
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1Kings 18:20-29 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 05) Characteristics of the Man of God Pt. 4 |
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A man of God is one who expects supernatural miracles. Possibility is an absolute with God. True prayer is one of humble worship. God answers when you pray not because you pray; don't make an idol out of faith or prayer. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_05.mp3 |
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1Kings 18:30-46 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 06) Characteristics of the Man of God Pt. 5 |
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A man of God is one who rises up after failure. Amidst failure and discouragement, encouragement is a job for the God Himself, as the Angel of the LORD (the Son of God) came to Elijah under the juniper tree. The only cause of failure is not circumstances but taking one's eyes off the Lord, as depicted by Elijah's seeing God in the still, small voice.
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_06.mp3 |
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1Kings 19:1-14 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 07) 1Kings 19-21 Elijah Finds Elisha |
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A man of God recognizes that God alone is indispensible. God showed Elijah that He has many "tools" in His "toolbox". A man of God has a spirit of willingness to step down, as illustrated by Elijah's casting the mantle upon Elisha. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_07Kings19-21_01.mp3 |
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1Kings 19-21 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 08) Conclusion Of Elijah - Elijah in his Maturity |
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As Elijah walked in fellowship with God, looking to Jesus Christ, all these characteristics as a man of God were automatic. Ed observes 5 events that hints at maturity, such as a heart settled on being alone with God and a concern with how others are doing in the Lord. His trust in God is automatic and has a glorious, victorious departure! |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_08ConclusionOfElijah_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 1-2 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 09) Introduction: The Message of God |
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Ed introduces Elisha, the little country preacher that had a worldwide effect. Elisha's first miracle of the healing of the waters at Jericho illustrate the resurrection life that comes to one who confesses deadness when outwardly all appears pleasant. The second miracle of the attack of the two she-bears conveys that not all will accept the message of the man of God and God's judgment awaits. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_09IntroTiElisha_01.mp3 |
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1Kings 19:19-21; 2 Kings 1-2 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 10) 2Kings 3: Resurrection Life |
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The miracle in the wilderness of Edom addresses the basic problem of thirst. The digging of the trenches in the desert was simply a reservoir to receive what God wanted to give. The timing of the miracle at the time of the morning sacrifice and its allusion to blood picture the ocean fulness of the Lord Jesus. From this we learn: make your life full of ditches! |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_10Kings03-04_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 3 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 11) 2Kings 4: Two Resurrection Miracles |
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The miracle of the multiplied oil emphasizes our desparate need and God's abundant fulness. Take your need (the empty jars) before God (the closed door) to receive what you need for your desparate situation. Elisha's problem with the raising of the son is the same message: both listener and preacher have to go behind closed doors to have unbroken fellowship with God. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_11Kings04_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 4:1-37 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 12) 2Kings 4: Two More Resurrection Miracles (Pure Grace) |
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The story of the "death in the pot" is a message of supernatural quality. The preacher who is feeding the hungry (the sons of the prophets) spiritually can rest confidently that God will keep completely safe those whose eyes are on Jesus Christ. The message of resurrection is also one of supernatural quantity as depicted by the multiplying of the loaves. Ed finishes by giving an overview of the healing of Naaman the leper as a story of the Gospel in picture form. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_12Kings04_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 4:38-44 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 13) 2Kings 5: Message of Pure Grace (Naaman the Leper) |
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The miraculous healing of Naaman the leper is a double miracle of changed skin and a changed heart. In pure grace, God does everything. He sovereignly chooses the instrument (the little slave girl) and does the impossible! |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_13Kings05_01_cut.mp3 |
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2Kings 5 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 14) 2Kings 6: Restored Axhead; Supernatural Vision |
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The miracle of the floating axhead is a resurrection message of supernatural power. The Christian worker (the axhead) may be brought up from a place of helplessness (sunk in the river) to a place of usefulness by the power of the cross (the stick). The following miracle is a resurrection miracle of spiritual insight/revelation. God must open our eyes to see the reality of His promises. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_14Kings06_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 6:1-23 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 15) 2Kings 7: Life from the Dead |
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The miraculous routing of the enemy and appropriation of the spoil by the four starving lepers is the message of the faithfulness of God. If you enjoy any measure of spiritual blessings, it is not because of your faith but because of God's faithfulness. The tragedy of unbelief (like the trampled sentry) is that you will see God's promises in others but not taste it for yourself. Ed closes on how the partaking of God's bounty produces a natural desire to want to share that with others (witnessing). |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_15Kings07_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 7 |
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Biographies |
Elijah and Elisha |
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(Elisha & Elijah 16) Five Concluding Resurrection Principles |
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Ed concludes the message of resurrection as illustrated in Elisha's life as the obedience of faith, a God-given brokenheartedness for sin, the glory of God and the victory being primarily Godward not manward. The climactic miracle of the dead man beign raised to life by touching Elisha's bones a summary miracle that it was the God of Elisha (not the prophet) that was doing the work. It also offers hope that the message of resurrection in your life will last long after you're gone. |
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Ed Miller |
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ElishaElijah_16Conclusion_01.mp3 |
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2Kings 8-14 |
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