Toggle search
Toggle navigation
Leer
{{ Shared.Navigation.SiteNavigation.Toggle }}
Versiones de la Biblia
Versículo Bíblico Diario
Planes de Lectura
Libros de la Biblia
Biblia Paralela
Versículos por Tópico
Historias Biblicas
Estudio
{{ Shared.Navigation.SiteNavigation.Toggle }}
Devocionales
Comentarios
Biblica Panoramica
Oraciones
¿Quién es Dios?
¿Quién es Jesucristo?
Cristianismo
Vida en Cristo
Boletín informativo
Boletín informativo
Más
{{ Shared.Navigation.SiteNavigation.Toggle }}
Enlace a nosotros
Contáctenos
Sign In
Entrar
Crear Cuenta
Olvidé mi contraseña
{{ PasswordAssistance }}
{{ ForgotPasswordEnterEmail }}
{{ EmailAddress }}
Buscar
Explorar
Encuéntralo!
1 Kings 19
KJV
1 Kings 19
KJV
La Biblia de las Américas (Español)
English Standard Version
La Biblia del Jubileo 2000
King James Version
New King James Version
Nueva Traducción Viviente
Nueva Versión Internacional
La Biblia Reina-Valera (Español)
Sagradas Escrituras (1569) (Español)
/
Versiones de la Biblia
/
King James Version
/
1 Kings
/
1 Kings 19
Previous Book
Previous Chapter
Read the Full Chapter
Next Chapter
Next Book
Scripture Formatting
Scripture Formatting
×
Formato de Escritura
Tamaño de Letra
Extra Pequeño
Pequeño
Medio
Grande
Typo de Letra
Helvetica
Open Sans
Merriweather
Otras Opciones
Un verso por linea
Letra Roja
Referencia Cruzada
Notas de Pie de Pagina
Esconder Números de Verso
The King James Version is in the public domain. (
The King James Bible Version Online
)
Go to Audio Bible
1
And
Ahab
told
Jezebel
all that
Elijah
had
done
, and withal how he had
slain
all the
prophets
with the
sword.
2
Then
Jezebel
sent
a
messenger
unto
Elijah,
saying
, So let the
gods
do
to me, and
more
also, if I
make
not thy
life
as the
life
of
one
of them by to
morrow
about this
time.
3
And when he
saw
that, he
arose
, and
went
for his
life,
and
came
to
Beersheba,
which belongeth to
Judah,
and
left
his
servant
there.
4
But he himself
went
a
day's
journey
into the
wilderness,
and
came
and sat
down
under
a
juniper
tree:
and he
requested
for
himself
a
that he might
die
; and
said
, It is
enough;
now, O
LORD,
take
away
my
life;
for I am not
better
than my
fathers.
5
And as he
lay
and
slept
under
a
juniper
tree,
behold, then an
angel
touched
him, and
said
unto him,
Arise
and
eat
.
6
And he
looked
, and, behold, there was a
cake
baken on the
coals,
and a
cruse
of
water
at his
head.
b
And he did
eat
and
drink
, and laid him
down
again
.
7
And the
angel
of the
LORD
came
again
the second
time,
and
touched
him, and
said
,
Arise
and
eat
; because the
journey
is too
great
for thee.
8
And he
arose
, and did
eat
and
drink
, and
went
in the
strength
of that
meat
forty
days
and
forty
nights
unto
Horeb
the
mount
of
God.
9
And he
came
thither unto a
cave,
and
lodged
there; and, behold, the
word
of the
LORD
came to him, and he
said
unto him, What doest thou here,
Elijah?
10
And he
said
, I have been
very
jealous
for the
LORD
God
of
hosts:
for the
children
of
Israel
have
forsaken
thy
covenant,
thrown
down
thine
altars,
and
slain
thy
prophets
with the
sword;
and I, even I only, am
left
; and they
seek
my
life,
to take it
away
.
11
And he
said
, Go
forth
, and
stand
upon the
mount
before
the
LORD.
And, behold, the
LORD
passed
by
, and a
great
and
strong
wind
rent
the
mountains,
and brake in
pieces
the
rocks
before
the
LORD;
but the
LORD
was not in the
wind:
and
after
the
wind
an
earthquake;
but the
LORD
was not in the
earthquake:
12
And
after
the
earthquake
a
fire;
but the
LORD
was not in the
fire:
and
after
the
fire
a
still
small
voice.
13
And it was so, when
Elijah
heard
it, that he
wrapped
his
face
in his
mantle,
and went
out
, and
stood
in the entering
in
of the
cave.
And, behold, there came a
voice
unto him, and
said
, What doest thou here,
Elijah?
14
And he
said
, I have been
very
jealous
for the
LORD
God
of
hosts:
because the
children
of
Israel
have
forsaken
thy
covenant,
thrown
down
thine
altars,
and
slain
thy
prophets
with the
sword;
and I, even I only, am
left
; and they
seek
my
life,
to take it
away
.
15
And the
LORD
said
unto him,
Go
,
return
on thy
way
to the
wilderness
of
Damascus:
and when thou
comest
,
anoint
Hazael
to be
king
over
Syria:
16
And
Jehu
the
son
of
Nimshi
shalt thou
anoint
to be
king
over
Israel:
and
Elisha
c
the
son
of
Shaphat
of
Abelmeholah
shalt thou
anoint
to be
prophet
in thy room.
17
And it shall come to pass, that him that
escapeth
the
sword
of
Hazael
shall
Jehu
slay
: and him that
escapeth
from the
sword
of
Jehu
shall
Elisha
slay
.
18
Yet I have
left
me
seven
thousand
in
Israel,
all the
knees
which have not
bowed
unto
Baal,
and every
mouth
which hath not
kissed
him.
19
So he
departed
thence, and
found
Elisha
the
son
of
Shaphat,
who was
plowing
with
twelve
*
yoke
of oxen
before
him, and he with the
twelfth
*
: and
Elijah
passed
by him, and
cast
his
mantle
upon him.
20
And he
left
the
oxen,
and
ran
after
Elijah,
and
said
, Let me, I pray thee,
kiss
my
father
and my
mother,
and then I will
follow
*
thee. And he
said
unto him, Go
back
again
: for what have I
done
to thee?
21
And he returned
back
from
him,
and
took
a
yoke
of
oxen,
and
slew
them, and
boiled
their
flesh
with the
instruments
of the
oxen,
and
gave
unto the
people,
and they did
eat
. Then he
arose
, and
went
after
Elijah,
and
ministered
unto him.
1 Kings 19
KJV
1 Kings 18
1 Kings 20
Paralelo
Interlinear
Comparar
Herramientas de Estudio para 1 Kings 19
The King James Version is in the public domain. (
The King James Bible Version Online
)
Recursos Populares
Planes de Lectura
Biblia Paralela
Versículos de la Biblia por Tema
Versiones de Biblia