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F. B. Meyer's examination of the Prophet Elijah is counted among the most spiritually intensive and detailed ever to be written. The author commences by placing the subject in its historical context: Elijah lived at a time when Israel was divided. Formerly a cohesive society... Read Full Overview

An unabridged, unaltered edition to include: The Source of Elijah's Strength - Beside the Drying Brook - Ordered to Zarephath - The Spirit and Power of Elijah - The Test of the Homelife - Obadiah - A Contrast - The Plan of Campaign - The Conflict on the Heights of Carmel -... Read Full Overview

F.B. Meyer (1847-1929) was a Baptist pastor in England as well as an author on many religious books and sermons. Meyer, a friend of D.L. Moody, was often described as The Archbishop of Free Churches.

F. B. Meyer's examination of the Prophet Elijah is counted among the most spiritually intensive and detailed ever to be written. The author first places the subject in its historical context - Elijah lived at a time when Israel was divided. Formerly a cohesive society under the... Read Full Overview

F. B. Meyer's examination of the Prophet Elijah is counted among the most spiritually intensive and detailed ever to be written. The author first places the subject in its historical context - Elijah lived at a time when Israel was divided. Formerly a cohesive society under the... Read Full Overview

Elijah: an arresting study of prophetic power and quiet resilience. This book sparks quiet courage. F. B. Meyer brings a nineteenth-century pastor's ear and sensibility to a singular Old Testament figure, offering a reading that is both warm and exact. Above all it is a biblical... Read Full Overview

Power and vulnerability meet in Elijah's life. Faith undergirded his every act. In Old Testament Heroes Elijah, and the secret of his power, F. B. Meyer offers a lucid, pastorally astute biblical character study and old testament biography - a Christian devotional classic that... Read Full Overview

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely... Read Full Overview