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In the preface to Elijah: The Prophet of Confrontation, Butler writes "Though 'a man subject to like passions as we are' (James 5:17), Elijah excelled in dedication far beyond all of us; and his whirlwind trip to glory was a fitting crown for a life wholly given to serving God. You cannot read Elijah honestly and come away without being inspired to new heights of holy living and service." Butler...

the actions of His mercy as being a proof of His death or non-existence. At other times men interpret Divine mercy as an approval of evil. They will say, “If what I did was wrong then surely God would have punished me.” Any delay in punishment is interpreted perversely as justification and exoneration of evil. Seldom do sinners see the delay in punishment as Divine mercy giving the sinner time to repent of his sin. But Elijah had come to straighten out Israel’s thinking, and to correct their misinterpretation
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