1 Kings · Chapter 13 · 1 Kings 19–20
A Still Small Voice
Elijah fled from Jezebel and sat under a juniper-tree — it is enough; the angel and the cake baken on the coals; forty days to Horeb — what doest thou here, Elijah?; the wind, the earthquake, the fire, and after the fire a still small voice; the mantle cast upon Elisha; Ben-hadad's siege, the god of the hills and the valleys, and the prophet with the headband over his eyes.
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TitleChapter 13: A Still Small Voice1 Kings 19 – 20
Page 126Under a Juniper-tree1 Kings 19:1–4
Page 127Under a Juniper-tree1 Kings 19:5–8
Page 128Horeb the Mount of God1 Kings 19:9–11
Page 129A Still Small Voice1 Kings 19:11–13
Page 130A Still Small Voice1 Kings 19:14–18
Page 131Elisha the Son of Shaphat1 Kings 19:19–21
Page 132Ben-hadad King of Syria1 Kings 20:1–3
Page 133Ben-hadad King of Syria1 Kings 20:4–8
Page 134Ben-hadad King of Syria1 Kings 20:9–12
Page 135Ben-hadad King of Syria1 Kings 20:13–14
Page 136The Young Men of the Princes1 Kings 20:15–21
Page 137A God of the Hills1 Kings 20:22–27
Page 138A God of the Hills1 Kings 20:28–30
Page 139Ropes upon Their Heads1 Kings 20:31
Page 140Ropes upon Their Heads1 Kings 20:32–33
Page 141Ropes upon Their Heads1 Kings 20:34
Page 142Thy Life for His Life1 Kings 20:35–37
Page 143Thy Life for His Life1 Kings 20:38–43