Elijah is a man who's mantle is 'the chariots and horsemen of Israel'. In layman language, think of Elijah as an army and its munitions, all encompassed in one man. We are given a scripture where the man of God ran faster than horses. While horses can be alluded to to symbolize power, war, glory and strength (1 Kings 
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Reading: 1 Kings 

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), The Lord tells Jeremiah that while he's worried about running with footmen, God's plan for him is to run with horses. A much greater purpose, than man can accomplish by his own works except by the spirit of God.&nbsp;

, Jeremiah 12:5, Psalm 16:5, Romans 12:2&nbsp;

06. Proverbs 25:2,3 - Unearthing The Treasures In The Word

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