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| Elia | |
|---|---|
 Elia mbangkitaké putra rondho ing Sarfat, lukisan Louis Hersent | |
| Nabi, Pelihat | |
| Miyos | Tisbe, Gilead |
| Dipun urmati ing | agama-agama: Yahudi Islam Kristen |
| Dinten pèngetan | 20 Juli |
| Atribut | Nabi |
Elia (Ivri: אליהו
Eliyahu, artiné "Yahweh iku Allah";[1]
Arab: إلياس Ilyās; Inggris: Elijah utawa Elias) iku sawijining nabi ing Karajan Israèl Lor[2] nalika jaman papréntahan raja Ahab, Ahazia lan Yoram watara abad angka 9 SM, miturut Kitab Raja-raja sajeroning Alkitab Ibrani utawa Prajanjian Lawas Alkitab Kristen. Elia uga dicathet sajeroning Prajanjian Anyar lan Al Quran. Dhèwèké dihurmati sajeroning agama Yahudi, Kristen lan Islam. Dhèwèké asalé saka Tisbe, Gilead.[3]
Panampilan
Sawijining wong sing nganggo sandhangan wulu, lan sabuk kulit kaiket ing bangkèkané.[4]
Tradhisi tlatah
Elia dadi tokoh pahlawan sajeroning carita rakyat ing Republik Makedonia, Serbia, Bulgaria, lan Rumania, ditepungi minangka "Elia pangawa bledhèg" lan dicaritakaké duwé kuwasa tumrap angin lesus wektu mangsa panas, rendheng, udan ès, gludhug lan embun.[5]
Réferènsi
- ↑ New Bible Dictionary. 1982 (second edition). Tyndale Press, Wheaton, IL, USA. ISBN 0-8423-4667-8, p. 319
- ↑ Kingdom of Samaria
- ↑ 1 Raja-raja 17:1
- ↑ 2 Raja-raja 1:8
- ↑ http://www.bnr.bg/RadioBulgaria/Emission_English/Theme_Folklore/Material/st_elijah_folk.htm
Pranala njaba
- Legends of the Jews by Louis Ginzberg. The legends of Elijah.
- Jewish Encyclopedia: Elijah
- Dictionary of the History of Ideas: Cosmic Voyages Archived 2012-07-16 at the Wayback Machine. - Mentions (in passing) the story of Elijah being carried up to heaven in a flaming chariot as an inspiration for human flight
- Elijah by Rob Bradshaw Extensive dictionary style article.
- LDS Bible Dictionary Entry on Elijah
- Edith Stein on Elijah in Carmelite spirituality Archived 2007-12-17 at the Wayback Machine.
- Founder Statue in St Peter's Basilica
- Holy, Glorious Prophet Elijah Orthodox icon and synaxarion
- Prophet Ilyas Archived 2019-01-28 at the Wayback Machine.
- The Story of Ilyas (Elias)
