A divine calling within led Elijah to seek the return of justice in the land, which began with speaking the truth about King Ahab’s idolatry to the deity and ways of Baal.

Elijah called the priests of Baal to meet him for a duel between their false god and the true God of Israel. The prophet of God stands alone against 450 priests of Baal and before his own people ...

Elijah then calls on the Israelites to slaughter the priests of Baal. Elijah must flee into the desert to hide from the wrath of the Queen, Jezebel who promoted the cause of Baal.

The spiritual battle is between good and evil, the prophet Elijah and the priests of the false god Baal. God will not be mocked and the earnest pleas of his servants will not go unheard ...

Elijah then calls on the Israelites to slaughter the priests of Baal. Elijah must flee into the desert to hide from the wrath of the Queen, Jezebel who promoted the cause of Baal.

So clever have been our priests of Baal, prating of religion without God, that even the sons of Luther and Calvin and Wesley and Fox complacently suppose they serve God well by acknowledging him ...

Elijah then calls on the Israelites to slaughter the priests of Baal. Elijah must flee into the desert to hide from the wrath of the Queen, Jezebel who promoted the cause of Baal.