Elias of Korazim
Elias of Korazim who was going to bury his father (Matthew 8:21–22; Luke 9:59–60), decides to Following Jesus (EMV 178.3). Interpretation by ChatGPT
Prepared for conversion by Isaac the adult, he decides to follow Jesus when he passes through Korazim. He only wants to go bury his father who has just died. "Let the dead bury their own dead"[1] Jesus then replies to him.[2]
Character and Appearance[edit | edit source]
A tall and robust young man.[3]
Apostolic Journey[edit | edit source]
We find a disciple who is discreet but faithful to the major events in Jesus' life: Palm Sunday[4], the meeting of the 500 on Mount Tabor.[5]
His Name[edit | edit source]
Elijah (Éliyahou) means "my God is eternal". Historical reference: the very great prophet who was taken up in a chariot of fire.
Where is he mentioned in the work?[edit | edit source]
EMV 178 EMV 179 EMV 180 EMV 181 EMV 182 EMV 634