Elijah the Prophet is a prophet in Jewish folklore, from Ancient Israel. Elijah is a canonical prophetic figure of the Hebrew Bible, described in the Books of Kings as a prophet and miracle-worker active in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Ahab. In modern media and religious discourse his name is invoked as a model of prophetic authority and eschatological voice.
According to the supplied sources, Elijah is presented as a historical/scriptural prophet from the Hebrew Bible whose life and mission are narrated in the Books of Kings. The sources identify him as active in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Ahab. The provided corpus does not supply the fuller Hebrew-language origin name form, etymology, or a detailed narrative beyond the basic identification as a biblical prophet and miracle worker.
The provided materials do not contain a physical or iconographic description of Elijah. Sources characterize him by his role and actions (prophet, miracle worker) rather than by physiognomy, attire, or specific visual attributes; therefore no sourced physical description can be given from the supplied corpus.
The sources describe Elijah broadly as a prophet and miracle worker in the Books of Kings, implying authoritative speech and the capacity to perform deeds interpreted as miracles in the biblical narrative. The supplied excerpts do not enumerate specific miracles or list the particular acts attributed to him within scripture; they only record the summary designation 'prophet and miracle worker.' Modern archived recordings show Elijah's name used rhetorically by contemporary religious actors, but these materials do not add concrete supernatural abilities beyond the biblical label.
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- [1]Elijah. Wikipedia, 'Elijah' — summary: 'Elijah was a prophet and miracle worker who lived in the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Ahab, according to the Books of Kings in the Hebrew Bible.'wiki
- [2]Elijah (Wikidata). Wikidata entry labeling Elijah as 'Biblical prophet'.wiki
- [3]YYV1C1 God Damn Religion Snake in the Desert…Slithering Out of the Garden Muddled Message. Archive.org recording (Shabat study series) — modern religious programming referencing prophetic-style engagement; does not provide ritual details about Elijah.other
- [4]The future of the so-called Negros. Archive.org lecture description referencing 'Prophet of the Nation of Islam' — example of modern invocation of prophetic authority; not a source of Elijah-specific ritual or folklore.other
- [5]Coming End Time Elijah | Lying Spirits | Election Fraud?. Archive.org video title using the phrase 'End Time Elijah' — indicates contemporary rhetorical deployment of the Elijah motif in eschatological discourse; does not enumerate historic miracles or ritual practices.other