Elijah
Fed by ravens
Elijah is a Hebrew name meaning "my God is Yahweh," borne by an Old Testament prophet who challenged the worship of Baal and was taken to heaven in a whirlwind.
The name remains common among Jews and Christians: Elijah was the most popular boy's name in America in 2016.
In Jewish tradition, a cup of wine is set out for Elijah at Passover seders.
Divinely inspired messenger
- BaalAncient Canaanite deity
- CarmelBiblical Israeli promontory
- ravensLarge black scavenging birds
- widowBereaved wife, unmarried since
Ahab · famine · fire · chariot · whirlwind · ascension · Elisha · mantle
Festival of liberation
- cupSmall drinking container
- chairSingle-person sitting furniture
- doorHinged room barrier
- wineFermented grape beverage
tradition · Haggadah · guest · return · Messiah · redemption · hospitality · Jewish
Imagined narrative work
prophet
Divinely inspired messenger
Ahab · widow · famine · fire · chariot · whirlwind · ascension · Elisha · mantle · Kings
Passover
Festival of liberation
wine · tradition · Haggadah · guest · return · Messiah · redemption · hospitality · Jewish · blessing
fiction
Imagined narrative work
Hebrew
Semitic language of Israel
nickname · masculine · classic · revival · millennial · trendy · namesake
- First NamesJames, John, Mary, Elizabeth, William
- Biblical MenAdam, Abraham, Moses, David, Joseph
- Hebrew namesAaron, Abraham, Adam, Benjamin, Daniel
- Hebrew BibleTanakh, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers
- Jewish HistoryHolocaust, Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon
- apocalypseapocalypse, Armageddon, end times, rapture, tribulation