Twenty-five years after the release of his ground-breaking book The Elijah Task, co-authored with his wife, Paula, a sequel comes from the powerful pen of John Sandford. In Elijah Among Us, he outlines a biblically rooted discussion of prophetic history and functioning, both how to instruct prophets and commission their office and how to inform the church about prophetic ministry. Sandford wrote this follow-up book because he sees a strong and even dangerous overemphasis in the church on the "giving of personal words," which is only one role of the prophetic office. The first section of this book develops a history of the prophetic office, how the office metamorphosed from one of warning into proclaiming God's gentle and merciful side, and becoming burden-bearers. Second, Sandford sets forth the working functions of prophets, explaining how they serve in twelve major roles, including bringing blessings, healing, warning of impending judgment, giving protection from tragedies, and offering direction, guidance, or confirmation. Readers will gain crucial knowledge of a widely misunderstood topic, helping them be discerning in these strategic end times. Authoritative and compelling, Elijah Among Us is a timely and vital work for the Body of Christ.

Dear readers! This is a very small book. But the content presented in it is about the power possessed in Elijah and his future. For people of all times, Elijah exists still as future itself. For those, before the period of Kings, as a person who could ascend in a whirl wind he was being an incident of the future. This happened in the period of Kings. Before the New Testament, he had eased the path of Lord Christ; he had come forth as a voice which was to guard the country of Israel from destruction and also an incident that would take place in future. This had taken place during the beginning of the New Testament period. Now for us before the Doomsday, he would again arrive along with Enoch to make way for Christ’s second coming. This is what would take place in the future. In the sense, there are the prophecies of future. Before the Doomsday, he would arrive on to the earth and to see that the world wouldn’t destroy, he would divert the hearts of the people towards God. Though he had done this, after his death, the people would again convert into the slaves of the beast which is the supreme form of the Satan and hang on to servitude of the Satan and are becoming responsible for the Doomsday. In this way, Elijah who was naturally a human being, in almost all the periods both in the form of his spirit as well as in his physical form, in the form of the two witnesses, he had performed his deeds in the past, had been performing his deeds in the present and continue to perform so even in the future. To learn about such a great prophet is a great experience in our lives. To keep this experience pleasant and sweet, mellifluous, we must lead a Holy life in God. Otherwise, only ashes would remain and our spiritual life would experience bitter in the burning furnace of the Hades. Whatever is the fact, however one makes one’s own thoughts and perceptions, among the prominent prophets, Elijah is just Elijah! This book and also other books written by Sekhar Reddy Vasa are available for free from Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/author/sekhar-reddy-vasa/id1082214437?mt=11 Content: Just like the Lord Jesus Christ, Elijah had existed in the past, in the future and the present periods. Some people among Israelis saying that the Lord Christ was calling out for Elijah while he was crucified in the cross. Israelis believed that Elijah possessed the power that could protect even Jesus Christ. The power of Elijah that - he could possess the people and perform the deeds of God Elijah and the Lord Christ in the hearts of Israelis – inquiry about Israelis thinking Jesus Christ as John, Elijah and a prophet like Jeremiah Who was the one that had preached the Israelis about Elijah? Who had preached about two witnesses Elijah and Enoch to the Christians? Lord Christ who had interposed the attitude of Israelis towards Elijah James and John asking Jesus Christ if he liked to perform the deeds performed by Elijah In case of the Lord Christ – the rumours about Elijah Elijah, as per nature, he is a human being like any one of us - Jacob the apostle The prophecy of Malachi about Elijah If you have the heart to accept, the coming Elijah is he alone - Lord Christ The order and assignment how John had acquired the Spirit and power of Elijah – Reason – preparation. Lord Christ talking to Elijah and Moses on a high mountain Elijah before the Doomsday Coming of Elijah and Enoch to the earth before coming of Lord Christ The deeds performed by Elijah and Enoch before the Doomsday Elijah killed by the beast along with his co-witnesses and would leave his body The pathetic condition of the bodies of Elijah and Enoch after their deaths After the death of Elijah, the Spirits of Life of Elijah and Enoch would return from God and enter into their bodies back Coming of Elijah during New Testament period - its consequences - coming of Elijah by the Doomsday - its consequence. Many more ....

This Bible study, possibly the most exhaustive ever conducted on the prophet Elijah, is designed to challenge, inspire, and awaken readers. Throughout six detailed chapters, we explore: Who was the prophet Elijah? Why must Elijah return to earth? What will Elijah’s mission and doctrine be? How to recognize Elijah when he is among us? Elijah, the leprous scholar. Why is Elijah the first horseman of the apocalypse? Based on Revelation 6:1,2 and other prophecies, I argue why Elijah is the first horseman of the apocalypse. This book is more than a study; it is an invitation to a journey of discovery and reflection. I invite you to immerse yourself in these pages and join me on this journey to discover the true identity and purpose of Elijah, the first horseman of the apocalypse.

This work is the first to examine the educational philosophy of Elijah Muhammad, the founder of the Nation of Islam and a pivotal leader in America's history. This timely book outlines Elijah Muhammad's educational ideas in relation to critical pedagogy, multicultural education, and critical white studies, a branch of "critical race theory"- which is a scholarly theory popularized in the mid-1970s and reaches across disciplines to explore the relationship among race, the justice system, and society. In this seminal work, Professor Pitre introduces several key components of Elijah Muhammad's educational philosophy, such as the knowledge of self; the purpose of education; education for a new world; and the role of teachers. Professor Pitre's presentation of these facets of Elijah Muhammad's philosophy is used as the basis for the development of a new educational paradigm that is universal in scope. This is a must-read book for those dedicated to creating a new paradigm that can transform individuals, schools, societies, and the world.

Elijah the Prophet is one of the most popular and beloved figures in all of Jewish literature. Both as a biblical prophet and a folklore hero, Elijah has fascinated Jews all over the world for centuries. He has served in many different roles, offering guidance on how to live Like a mensch, bringing hope, reconciling family members, rewarding goodness while punishing wickedness, rescuing Jewish communities and worthy individuals, seeing that justice prevails, and signaling the coming of the Messiah. Tales of Elijah the Prophet is a brilliant collection of thirty-seven stories selected by the gifted storyteller, Peninnah Schram. In these intriguing tales, we see Elijah as the master of miracles. His chameleon-like disguises are marvelously clever and numerous, using such diverse poses as an old man, a traveler, a matchmaker, a magician, a slave, and even a handsome horseman. He uses these disguises to heighten suspense and fantasy, to test people's behavior, to restore faith, and to bring about a happy resolution to the problems in the story. The tales in this wonder-filled volume cover a range of themes and types of Elijah tales. All are miracle stories, but they vary greatly in mood, character, plot, locale, time, and theme. There are religious stories focusing on restoring faith in God and humorous tales that emphasize resourcefulness. Other stories involve Passover, love, and riddle themes. Peninnah Schram chose thirty-six of these stories, using the Jewish symbolic number of twice eighteen (chai), which is the Hebrew equivalent to "life." And since it is the Jewish custom to add one to a number, perhaps to ensure good luck, she included her favorite story, Elijah and the Three Wishes, in the Introduction. In addition to the stories in Tales of Elijah the Prophet, this volume includes an informative introduction to the character of Elijah the Prophet that explores his various roles in Jewish life and literature. There are also extensive notes to each story, indicating sources a

The "doctors of the law" in the bible knew that certain events had to take place in order to verify the timing of judgment predicted to come at the end of white rule. When Jesus of 2,000 years ago made his appearance in an attempt to save them, those who were familiar with scripture and its timing studied the resurrection and judgment teachings of Jesus, but found that the timing was suspect. Considering that there were a few gaps or events missing from the time, they constantly second guessed him and his disciples. One such incident happened when the disciples were out teaching and were approached by the Jewish Scribes, who rejected their claim, because Elijah was to be raised just before the great and dreadful day of the Lord. When the disciple went back to Jesus to report of their encounter, they asked Jesus, "Why do the Scribes say that Elijah must first come?

Messenger Elijah Muhammad was considered, by the national as well as the international press, as one of the most inaccessible men in America; if the press, white or Negro, wanted to see Elijah Muhammad, they had to come to him: a degree of significance earned by Messenger Muhammad, and commanded by integrity. In an effort to ensure the clarity and sanctity of his message and history, this book draws from his own words to explain and elaborate on sensitive subjects like his mission, domestic life, family, and his relationship with his teacher, Master Fard Muhammad. It also delves into his relationship to other prophets, the paralleled work accomplished to substantiate his fulfilment, and important unpublished writings from his desk surrounding controversial matters perpetuated in today's public media.