The Resurrection is a guarantee of our justification which results in peace with God. 

I. Declared Righteous by Faith

II. The Hope of the Resurrection

III. Peace with God

I. Man's Inability

II. God's Ability

III. The Inescapable Conclusion

I. The Urgency of Teaching

II. The Task of Teaching 

III. The Reception to the Word

I. The Journey to the Jordan

II. Elisha's Request

III. The Fallen Mantle

I. Ahaziah's need

II. Is There no God in Israel?

III. Elijah's Response

I. Naboth's Righteous Response

II. Jezebel's Devious Plan

III. God's Justice

Elisha demonstrates total surrender in his response to Elijah's call. 

I. Elisha's Background

II. Elisha's Choice

III. Elisha's Decision

I. Jezebel's Threat

II. Elijah's Response

III. YHWH's answer

I. Elijah's Challenge

II. Baal's Response

III. YHWH's Response

Believers have security in God's protection because of His superiority over human authorities. 

I. Ahab's Futile Efforts

II. Obadiah's Response

III. God's Sovereign Power