Now, a righteous man is not a sinless man. For you notice, he said, “Elijah was a man subject to like passions as we are.” He had his ups and downs and his differences. And the Scripture of his life proves that he had his ups and downs like we do. And he had his times of wondering and his times that his temper got away from him, and he had a lot of things there that went wrong. But he was still a righteous man, because he confessed his unworthiness and believed in God. So that’s what made him righteous.

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