1. Daniel
1. Prophetic declaration/revelation (Daniel 9:1,2; Jer 25:11,12)
2. Response (Dan 9:13)
3. Kind of praying and action taken (9:3, 20)
4. Identificational Repentance (9:419)
5. Angelic visitation (9:20)
6. Additional prophetic revelation (9:24-27)
7. Additional prayer/fasting (10: 13)
8. Insight into spiritual warfare (10:4-21)
1. "I have come in response to your words." (10:12)
2. "...for from the first day that you set your heart on understanding [this] and on humbling yourself before your God, your words were heard." (10:12)
3. "But the prince of the kingdom of Persia was withstanding me for twentyone days" (10:13).
4. "Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, for I had been left there with the kings of Persia." (10:13)
2. Elijah
1. Prophetic declaration (I Ki 17:1; 1 Ki 18:1)
2. Response and action (I Ki 17:2-18:40)
1. Elijah understood the relationship between prophecy, faith, prayer and Spirit led action.
2. Elijah believed that God's Will will be channeled through His people (and specifically him).
3. Kind of praying and action taken (I Ki 18:41-45)
4. Spiritual warfare
1. A direct confrontation with the powers of evil and their defeat (I Ki 18:20-38).
2. A change in the history of the nation of Israel (I Ki 18:39-40).
3. An influencing of nature.
5. Specific implication/application for us today (James 5:16-18)
1. Understanding how much Elijah is like each of us.
2. Interceding "until"...
3. Nehemiah (Neh 1:1-2:8)
1. Prophetic burden (Neh 1:3)
2. Response (1:4)
3. Kind of praying and action taken (1:4; 2:4-8)
4. Identificational repentance (1:5-10)

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