The story of the prophet Elijah is in the first book of Kings. He is also referred to at the end of the book of Malachi (the very last words of the Old Testament):

"Behold, I will send you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of the Lord. And he shall turn the heart of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the Earth with a curse."

Jesus refers to Elijah as John the Baptist (Matthew 11:14) who is identified with myself as described elsewhere on this website.

The story of Elijah starts in chapter 17 of the first book of Kings. Initially, he says that no rain will fall on the land until he says so. The 'rain' refers to true teaching about Jesus. Elijah was sent to a widow and managed to survive on a bowl of flour and a drop of oil. While Elijah was staying with the widow, her son became very ill and stopped breathing, but Elijah was able to revive him.

At the beginning of chapter 18, the Old Testament god promises to send rain. This corresponds to the rain in the prophecy of Noah (true teachings about Jesus) that causes the flood (the water-based plagues). Then Elijah gathered together prophets of Baal and Asherah (representing false religions) and arranged for two bull sacrifices to be prepared, which were not set on fire. The idea was that the false prophets would pray to their gods for fire, and then Elijah would do the same – the god who answered was interpreted to be the real one. The prophets of Baal cut themselves with daggers and called out to their god, but no fire was sent.

Then Elijah built his altar, put the sacrifice on it and prayed to the Old Testament god. Fire came down from heaven and burned up the sacrifice (this refers to the predicted asteroid – see "The Time of the End"). The false prophets were then seized and taken down to a river to be killed – this means that false religions are revealed to be Satanic. Elijah covered his sacrifice with water, which probably relates to the water-based plagues. The word 'heaven' is misused here because people used to believe that heaven was equivalent to outer space. Heaven is not a place, it is a future in which people follow Jesus.

Then Elijah had to flee for his life from Jezebel (she represents Paul as discussed below) and he barely had the strength to carry on for the next forty days (the length of the rain in the story of Noah); this represents the time after 25th December 2007, leading up to 2039. It is going to be difficult because there is the huge problem of poverty to tackle. After the forty day journey to Sinai, there was a wind, an earthquake and a fire. These represent the events of the time of the end.

Jezebel represents Paul and his teachings:

1 Kings 18:13
Haven't you heard that when Jezebel was killing the prophets of the Lord I hid a hundred of them in caves, in two groups of 50, and supplied them with food and water?

Revelation 2:20
But this is what I have against you: you tolerate that woman Jezebel, who calls herself a messenger of God. By her teaching she misleads my servants into practising sexual immorality and eating food that has been offered to idols.

The 'immorality' relates to the whore of Babylon drawn on America. It refers to following the teachings of Paul. The Americans are particularly devout followers of Paul, which is why the picture of the whore is located there. The letter "Who is Jesus? Who is Paul?" describes where Paul has come from. Given that I was Mary Magdalene in my previous life, and that I perform a similar role to Paul in the distant future, this is where the idea of 'following a whore' ties in (because Paul himself will have led a similar life to mine). This is why Jezebel, whores, adultery and immorality (when referred to in parable form) represent people following the teachings of Paul. It is also why 'sex sex sex' sounds like '666', relating to the link between Pauline theology and conventional wisdom.

Jezebel's husband Ahab also represents Paul. The name Ahab is perhaps most famous in the story of Moby-Dick. Captain Ahab wanted to kill the whale that had eaten his leg. The outline of the USA is in the shape of a whale, and Americans are devout followers of Pauline theology.

In 1 Kings 20:42, a prophet condemned Ahab for having been so distracted that a man escaped from him. This may refer to Christians who have been too busy to keep a close eye on Satan, and he 'escaped'.

Ahab also tried to buy his way into a vineyard that was owned by a man called Naboth. Naboth refused to sell the vineyard to Ahab. Ahab was very depressed so Jezebel arranged for people to accuse Naboth of blasphemy. Naboth was killed and Ahab took possession of the vineyard by force. This sounds like the way Jesus was killed (after being publically accused of blasphemy) and then Paul took over the 'vineyard' by influencing the disciples and established churches. It may also refer to future attacks on New Jerusalem by people who want to buy or force their way in. Elijah then warned Ahab, "In the very place that the dogs licked up Naboth's blood, they will lick up your blood." Ahab then humbled himself before the Old Testament god (at the end of chapter 21) so god said that he would not to take it out Ahab himself but his sons (a later generation).

In chapter 22, the prophet Micaiah warns Ahab. Micaiah sounds a lot like Michael (an Archangel). Micaiah was the only prophet out of all the prophets who would speak out and warn Ahab of the truth that a bad thing would happen to him. In 22:19-22 Micaiah explains this: "The Lord asked, 'who will deceive Ahab so that he will go and be killed at Ramoth? Some of the angels said one thing and others said something else, until a spirit stepped forward, approached the Lord and said, 'I will deceive him.' 'How?' the Lord asked. The spirit replied, 'I will go and make all Ahab's prophets tell lies.' The Lord said, 'You go and deceive him, you will succeed.'" Indeed, the spirit did succeed (through the teachings of Paul) in making Christian ministers across the world profess the Pauline form of the religion; i.e. Satan (the spirit that stepped forwards) succeeded in deceiving everyone.