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The fire of God burning Elijahs sacrifice rather than the one to Baal (engraving)

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The fire of God burning Elijahs sacrifice rather than the one to Baal (engraving)

7172375 The fire of God burning Elijahs sacrifice rather than the one to Baal (engraving) by European School, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The fire of God burning Elijahs sacrifice rather than the one to Baal (1 Kings 18). One of an unidentified series of 17th century Bible prints, apparently published by Pierre Mariette, Paris.); © Look and Learn

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The Fire of God Ignites Elijah's Sacrifice, Defying Baal

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. This engraving from the 17th century depicts a pivotal moment in biblical history. The scene showcases the intense showdown between the prophet Elijah and the worshippers of Baal as they compete to summon divine fire upon their respective sacrifices. In this powerful image, we witness the triumph of faith over idolatry. As onlookers gather around an elaborate altar, it is clear that all eyes are fixed on Elijah. With unwavering conviction, he stands before his offering while confidently challenging Baal's followers to call upon their deity. The artist skillfully captures the tension and anticipation in every stroke. The flames engulfing Elijah's sacrifice soar high into the heavens, fueled by God's divine intervention. In stark contrast, Baal's offering remains untouched and lifeless - a testament to its lack of true power. This print not only serves as a visual representation of this significant biblical event but also invites contemplation about faith and devotion across different religions. It reminds us that true worship lies in our connection with a higher power rather than mere rituals or idols. Through intricate details and masterful composition, this engraving transports us back to ancient times when miracles were witnessed firsthand. It serves as a timeless reminder that even amidst darkness and doubt, faith can ignite hope and illuminate our path towards spiritual enlightenment.

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