2 Kings 1

References The Second Book of the Kings

References. I. 1. W. M. Taylor, * Elijah the Prophet,* p. 185. I. 1-11. A. Maclaren, * Expositions of Holy Scripture* * 2 Samuel and the Books of Kings to* 2 * Kings* vii. p. 315. II. W. M. Taylor, * Elijah the Prophet,* p. 203. II. 1. H. P. Liddon, * Sermons on Old Testament Subjects,* p. 240. H. Jones, * Christian World Pulpit,* vol. lii. 1897, p. 174. II. 1-6. H. P. Liddon, ‘The Translation of Elijah,’ * Contemporary Pulpit,* vol. ii. p. 330, and * Christian World Pulpit,* vol. xxvi. p. 145; and Bee * Outlines on Old Testament,* p. 73. Knox-Little, ‘The Secret of Prophetic Power,’ * Manchester Sermons,* p. 243. Krummacher’s, * Elijah,* chap. xxi. ‘The Work-day Evening’. Taylor’s * Elijah,* chap. xii. Hall’s * Contemplations,* Book xix. ‘Contemplation v.’ Kitto’s * Daily Bible Illustrations,* vol. iv. p. 272. Stanley’s * Jewish Church,* vol. ii. p. 270. Geikie’s * Hours with the Bible,* vol. iv. pp. 111, etc.; for ‘Schools of the Prophets’ see * Expositor* (1st Series), vol. iii. p. 401. II. 2. J. M. Neale, * Sermons Preached in a Religious House,* vol. ii. p. 515. II. 3. A. G. Brown, * Christian World, Pulpit,* vol. xli. 1892, p. 88. II. 6. W. H. Simcox, * The Cessation of Prophecy,* p. 74. II. 8. J. M. Neale, * Sermons Preached in Sackville College Chapel,* vol. iii. p. 55; see also * Readings for the Aged* (4th Series), p. 208.