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@Livingwater Study2B...Elijah by the Brook 1King17:4-7 Brook experience is a must for every faithful Christian.... In verse 4 God promised to supply Elijah’s needs while by the brook. How gracious of the Lord! It is a wonderful truth to know He never sends us anywhere to do anything without His presence and provision. The promise of Scripture is always “my God shall supply all your need . . .” (Phil. 4:19 ). Below are remaining points... 2 . THE PROMISE THAT HE RECEIVED Verse 4. With God’’s command will come His promise –- always. The promise was certain – – it shall be”. It was sufficient –- God’’s supply always is. It was conditional. God says, ““If you will……, I will…”…”; or, ““I will……if you…”…” The important word in verse 4 is the word “”there””. “”Elijah, if you want the water and the food you must go there –- into the place of My choice.”” Are you “there”, in the place of God’’s will? for “there” is the place of God’’s provision. Compare Psalms 23:1; 34:10; Luke 22...

@Livingwater Study 2A HIDDEN BY THE BROOK CHERITH (Scripture Portions: 1 Kings 17: 2-7; Psalm 34: 1-10) The announcement to Ahab that there would be no rain (1 Kings 17:1) was a terrible one for Elijah to have to make. Yet he had prayed that it might not rain (James 5:17). Some might ask: Was this not a cruel prayer? Did Elijah not realise the suffering and loss of life that would ensue? The answer is that Elijah was only praying for God to honour His own word –- look up Deuteronomy 11:16-17. More terrible than the judgment itself would be for God not to do what He had said. Thus Elijah, knowing God’’s mind, prayed for a fulfilling of His word, and spoke boldly to Ahab. The Lord then graciously sent him away to a quiet place to experience Psalm 91:1 to the full (and indeed, the whole psalm). This story of Elijah revolves around two God-given commands: “Go, HIDE thyself……”” (KJV) –- the private aspect of his life and service; the going “in” (John 10:9); the “prayer” ministry (A...