Elisha God’s Messenger of Grace

Description

While the young farmer followed his oxen and plow across the field, the old prophet walked up to him, took off his cape and cast it over the shoulders of young Elisha. Then he walked on without speaking a word. Why did he do that? Elisha understood. God was calling him to leave everything. He was to leave his farm, his family and his friends to follow the prophet and become God’s messenger of grace to those in need.

Table of Contents

1.Chapter 1: The Heir of the Valley of the Dance

2.Chapter 2: The Heir Becomes a Servant

3.Chapter 3: The Will of an Outcast

4.Chapter 4: Left Behind

5.Chapter 5: The Pleasant City

6.Chapter 6: Bethel Becomes Beth-Aven

7.Chapter 7: Among the Soldiers

8.Chapter 8: The Wonderful Stone

9.Chapter 9: The Quiet Stream

10.Chapter 10: A Myrtle Still

11.Chapter 11: Sorrow in the Valley

12.Chapter 12: A Time of Famine

13.Chapter 13: The Ancient City

14.Chapter 14: God’s Mirror

15.Chapter 15: The Smoking Flax

16.Chapter 16: The Ax Head That Swam

17.Chapter 17: Eyes Opened

18.Chapter 18: The Strange Feast

19.Chapter 19: Windows in Heaven

20.Chapter 20: The Midnight Expedition

21.Chapter 21: The Unseen Hand

22.Chapter 22: The Prophet in Tears

23.Chapter 23: The Prophet’s Deathbed

24.Chapter 24: A Strange Funeral

Junior readers (5th–6th grade)
Young people (7th–10th grade)