Naaman is healed. Gehazi receives Naaman's sickness. An axe head recovered. The plan to capture Elisha goes awry. Samaria besieged.

Two special women ministered to by the man of God, Elisha. Some poisonous stew. And Naaman of Syria comes to the prophet for healing.

The author continues his tracing of revivals through history. 17th century England and Scotland up to the beginnings of the Great Awakening in America. God has always had a people...

Elijah to Heaven, Elisha succeeds him. The Moabite war: Jehoshaphat once more joins enemies to defeat a mutual enemy. Moabites defeated.

Micaiah predicts Ahab's death. New rulers in Israel and Judah. Begin 2 Kings: Elijah predicts Ahaziah's death, for trusting Baal instead of Yahweh.

The second Syrian War, also a success for Israel. But Ahab ruins everything by saving Ben-Hadad's life. Ahab then takes Naboth's vineyard at the inciting of his wicked wife Jezebel. A curse on both of them from the Lord.

Elijah runs to Sinai where he is met by God and given his last assignments. Ahab victorious in the first Syrian War.

Pastor Fish details the workings of God's Spirit on the people of God through Old Testament and New Testament times, and continues on into the centuries, covering at this section the Protestant Reformation. Amazing study.

Elijah predicts drought and is protected from it. The raising of a widow's son from the dead. Elijah's challenge to Ahab. The contest on Mt. Carmel. The Lord is God! 450 prophets of Baal killed.

The reigns of Asa in the South, and Nadab, Baasha, Elah, Zimri, and Omri in the North. A new capital in Israel. Ahab and Jezebel introduced.