Season 14: Unrivaled
Exposing the powerless counterfeits of this world against the absolute, unrivaled supremacy of God.
Meet the Biblical Cast of Season 14 (18)
Elijah the Prophet
The fiery Tishbite prophet whose name declares 'My God Is Yahweh' — who stood alone against 450 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, soaked the altar with twelve jars of water, and called down the fire of the LORD with a 63-word prayer.
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King Ahab
The apostate king of northern Israel who promoted Jezebel's Baal worship on Mount Carmel, jailed the true prophet Micaiah, and disguised his royal armor at Ramoth-gilead — only to be struck by an arrow drawn at random.
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The 450 Prophets of Baal
The 450 state-funded priests of Baal who ate at Jezebel's table and limped around their dry altar on Mount Carmel from morning till afternoon, cutting themselves with swords and lances until their blood gushed out — without a single spark from heaven.
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The People of Israel
The covenant nation delivered from Egypt — who drank from the smitten Rock at Rephidim, trembled before the fire of Sinai, reaped Canaan's first grain at Gilgal, and fell on their faces on Mount Carmel crying, 'The LORD, He is God!'
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The Canaanite storm-and-lightning idol promoted by Ahab and Jezebel — utterly humiliated on his home turf of Mount Carmel when 450 prophets screamed and bled for six hours and 'there was no voice; no one answered; no one paid attention.'
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The Ark of the Covenant
The gold-overlaid chest of God's throne presence — carried into the flood-stage Jordan to part the waters in Joshua 3, and placed inside Dagon's temple in 1 Samuel 5 where the idol fell headless before it.
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Dagon
The chief national idol of the Philistines in Ashdod — beside whom they placed the captured Ark of the Covenant, only to find Dagon fallen face down before the Ark on the first morning and decapitated with his hands severed on the threshold on the second.
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The Priests of Dagon
The pagan temple attendants in Ashdod who had to physically pick up and prop their fallen god back onto his pedestal — and who instead of repenting when Dagon's head and hands were severed, invented a superstitious rule never to step on the threshold.
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The Lords of the Philistines
The five rulers of Ashdod, Gaza, Ashkelon, Gath, and Ekron who hot-potatoed the captured Ark of the Covenant from city to city in panic as plagues broke out everywhere they moved it — until sending it back to Israel on a new cart with golden guilt offerings.
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The Levites of Beth-shemesh
The Israelite harvesters and Levites in the valley of Beth-shemesh who lifted their eyes from reaping wheat to see the Ark returning on the driverless cart — rejoicing with burnt offerings before learning the holy reverence due God's throne.
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King Jehoshaphat
Righteous king of Judah in the Messianic line who insisted on hearing the true prophet Micaiah at Ramoth-gilead and defeated a three-nation invasion by sending a Levite praise choir ahead of his army.
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Jahaziel the Levite
The Levitical worshipper of the sons of Asaph upon whom the Spirit of the LORD came in the middle of the assembly — proclaiming to King Jehoshaphat, 'Do not be afraid and do not be dismayed at this great horde, for the battle is not yours but God's.'
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The Levite Praise Vanguard
The Levitical singers clothed in holy attire whom King Jehoshaphat placed in front of the armed troops at Tekoa — whose song ('Give thanks to the LORD, for his steadfast love endures forever') triggered God's ambush against the invading horde.
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The Moabite & Ammonite Coalition
The massive three-nation horde from Moab, Ammon, and Mount Seir that crossed the Dead Sea to En-gedi to annihilate Judah — and turned their swords on one another until not a single survivor escaped when Judah's choir began to sing.
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Micaiah, Son of Imlah
The solitary true prophet in Samaria whom King Ahab hated because 'he never prophesies good concerning me' — who refused to echo 400 court flatterers, unveiled Heaven's throne room, took Zedekiah's slap on the cheek, and staked his reputation on Ahab never returning from Ramoth-gilead.
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Zedekiah, Son of Chenaanah
Ring-leader of Ahab's 400 court prophets who forged theatrical horns of iron to promise easy victory at Ramoth-gilead and struck the true prophet Micaiah on the cheek.
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The unnamed Syrian bowman at Ramoth-gilead who 'drew his bow at random' without knowing King Ahab was in disguise — yet whose arrow was guided by God's sovereignty into the exact seam between Ahab's scale armor and breastplate.
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The 400 salaried yes-men at the gate of Samaria who chanted in unison what King Ahab wanted to hear — sending him to his death at Ramoth-gilead.
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The Fire on the Water
Elijah challenges 450 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel; after a 63-word prayer, the fire of the LORD falls on a water-soaked altar.
The Fallen Idol
The captured Ark is placed beside Dagon in Ashdod — and twice the idol falls face down, the second time losing its head and hands.
The Midnight Ambush
Facing a vast coalition, Jehoshaphat sends singers ahead of the army, and God sets ambushes until the enemy destroys itself.
The Guided Arrow
Micaiah reveals Heaven's throne room; Ahab disguises himself, yet an arrow drawn at random finds the joint in his armor.