Explains the stories of Elijah and Elisha in the context of redemptive history.
"The Old Testament stories of Elijah and Elisha are as fascinating as they are puzzling, and Christian readers will be delighted to find in this book just the help they need. Few writers combine scholarly expertise and theological good judgment as the late Ray Dillard did. . .highly recommended for anyone who wishes to understand Old Testament narrative."—Moises Silva "Ray Dillard was a man of deep and sensitive spirit whose heart had been pierced with the pains of human experience. Conversations with him sometimes made one think: 'This must be a little like meeting a member of the "schools of the prophets."' How appropriate, then, that he has left us this wonderful legacy. . .echoes of his brilliance as a teacher and his devotion to Christ can be heard so clearly in these pages."—Sinclair B. Ferguson
"The Old Testament stories of Elijah and Elisha are as fascinating as they are puzzling, and Christian readers will be delighted to find in this book just the help they need. Few writers combine scholarly expertise and theological good judgment as the late Ray Dillard did. . .highly recommended for anyone who wishes to understand Old Testament narrative."—Moises Silva
"Ray Dillard was a man of deep and sensitive spirit whose heart had been pierced with the pains of human experience. Conversations with him sometimes made one think: 'This must be a little like meeting a member of the "schools of the prophets."' How appropriate, then, that he has left us this wonderful legacy. . .echoes of his brilliance as a teacher and his devotion to Christ can be heard so clearly in these pages."—Sinclair B. Ferguson