Saul Weinreb - Let the Prophets Speak

Kings 2:4c - The Poisonous Stew and the Miraculous Loaves

Elisha performs more miracles and feeds the disciples.

Kings 2:4b - Elisha Revives a Dead Child

A great miracle performed by Elisha goes terribly wrong, but Elisha once again follows his mentor Elijah's lead and he revives a dead boy.

Kings 2:4a - Elisha Follows Elijah’s Lead

Elisha performs a miracle and saves a widow and her children from a terrible fate.

Kings 2:3b - The Battle Against Moab and Its’ Frightening Conclusion

A miracle saves the three allied armies and they successfully crush the Moabites. The battle ends with a frightening human sacrifice and the people of Israel retreat.

Kings 2:3a - Israel, Judah and Edom Join Against Moab

Three kingdoms ally themselves and set out to pout down a Moabite rebellion. However, they run into a logistical problem that forces them to ask the prophet Elisha for help.

Kings 2:2b - Elisha Begins His Career

Elijah's disciple Elisha follows in his master's footsteps.  We are impressed by his miracles, but troubled by his wrath.

Kings 2:2a - Elijah Ascends in a Chariot of Fire

We read of the ascent of Elijah "into the heavens" and the end of his remarkable "first" career.

Kings 2:1 - Ahaziah Petitions the Lord of the Flies

King Ahaziah falls ill and he sends messengers to a Phillistine god.  Elijah is sent to let him know that he should've petitioned the God of Israel. Ahaziah thus meets an untimely end.

Kings 1:22b - Ahab’s Final Battle

Ahab tries unsuccessfully to escape the prophecy regarding his death, but he dies a heroic death in battle.  Yehoshaphat's attempt at reuniting the kingdom has mixed results, and the next generation of leaders take their place.

Kings 1:22a - Ahab’s Ghosts Come Back to Haunt Him

Ahab wants to go to war, and all of his "yes-men" tell him what he wants to hear.  However the prophet Michayahu doesn't tow the line.  The "ghost" of Navoth is going to take his revenge.