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Was Elijah the prophet a gentile? I discuss why Elijah the prophet was likely a gentile.
Overview of video:
0:07 Elijah has no genealogy.
1:28 Elijah is described as a towshab (Strong's H8453 - sojourner, stranger, foreigner)
14:09 Elijah was fed by ravens, which are unclean birds.
16:36 Elijah lived in gentile territory in Sidon.
16:36 Elijah lived with a gentile woman in Zarephath.
18:08 Elijah was a loner. It appears he was avoided by the Jews.
21:22 Three other men symbolizing an end time prophet are also gentiles.
1) Enoch - A gentile prophet who was taken by God. A symbol of the end time prophet and the rapture.
2) Noah - A gentile prophet who went into safety when the judgment came on earth.
3) Lot - A gentile who fled Sodom when the judgment came.
4) Elijah - A (gentile) prophet who was taken to heaven similar to Enoch.
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Was Elijah a Jew or a gentile?
The end time Elijah prophet should appear in 2017, Hebrew year 5777! He will certainly be a gentile prophet and the greatest of the prophets as God uses him to prepare the church for departure.
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RevelationEndTime
By George Chuang
Was Elijah the prophet a gentile? I discuss why Elijah the prophet was likely a gentile.
Overview of video:
0:07 Elijah has no genealogy.
1:28 Elijah is described as a towshab (Strong's H8453 - sojourner, stranger, foreigner)
14:09 Elijah was fed by ravens, which are unclean birds.
16:36 Elijah lived in gentile territory in Sidon.
16:36 Elijah lived with a gentile woman in Zarephath.
18:08 Elijah was a loner. It appears he was avoided by the Jews.
21:22 Three other men symbolizing an end time prophet are also gentiles.
1) Enoch - A gentile prophet who was taken by God. A symbol of the end time prophet and the rapture.
2) Noah - A gentile prophet who went into safety when the judgment came on earth.
3) Lot - A gentile who fled Sodom when the judgment came.
4) Elijah - A (gentile) prophet who was taken to heaven similar to Enoch.
Poll above! Click the (i) in the upper right corner!
Was Elijah a Jew or a gentile?
The end time Elijah prophet should appear in 2017, Hebrew year 5777! He will certainly be a gentile prophet and the greatest of the prophets as God uses him to prepare the church for departure.
SUPPORT THIS MINISTRY ON PATREON! LET'S BUILD TOGETHER!
ABOUT GEORGE CHUANG
RevelationEndTime
By George Chuang
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