Looking for a passage in the Old Testament

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You are probably thinking of Elijah, as recounted in 1 Kings 19. It occurs right after Elijah's 'competition' with the prophets of Baal, and also includes the "still small voice" of God.

The Catholic Church prescribes this passage, 1 Kings 19:4–8, as the first reading for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B, which in 2015 fell on August 9th—you were nearly, but not quite, correct in identifying the date.

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📝 If Jesus was Emmanuel why was he named Yeshua?
📝 Did any Jesuit opponents of early Jansenism argue that Augustine was wrong on any points?
📝 If you believe that Messiah Jesus is a human being what logic you have to guess that he could be a God or son of God?
📝 What were the advantages of a monarchy system that Israel wanted?
📝 What term is used to mean a prophetic message has a present and future application?
📝 What is the Little Office of Our Lady in connection to the Scapular Devotion?
📝 To what extent do those who hold to a 'literal' account of Genesis 1-11, such as YECs, hold there are symbolic elements in Genesis 1-3?
📝 Has the notion of "legitimacy" been abandoned in the Catholic Church?
📝 What is the difference between a Use and a Rite?
📝 What do the Amish believe with respect to Creationism?
📝 Sin Nature and the Sarx, how can Jesus be sinless if all flesh is evil
📝 What is an overview of how Christians discern genuine cases of demonic influence from mundane mental health problems?
📝 What was Jesus trying to convey in the parables of the mustard seed and yeast?
📝 What is the Protestant interpretation of Philippians 3:12?
📝 What are the differences between Mormonism and Islam, and how do Mormons react to comparisons with it?
📝 How common is intinction in the Catholic Church?
📝 Is it possible for a married Catholic to be invincibly ignorant that adultery is gravely wrong?
📝 Why and when did allegorical interpretations of Scripture lose their appeal?
📝 Canons on Constantinople as New Rome
📝 How do various traditions define the term "sufficient grace"?
📝 Are there any apocryphal writings, or writing by scholars on the last drink that Jesus had on the cross?
📝 Referred to as 'slaves'?
📝 According to the Catholic Church, what did Jesus mean by saying that the least in the kingdom of heaven in greater than John the Baptist?
📝 Can families do their own communion service with the sacrament being valid as a means of grace?
📝 According to Roman Catholicism, was the 1054 excommunication of the Patriarch of Constantinople valid, in light of Leo IX's death?
📝 How many different Spirits do Biblical Unitarians believe God has sent or gifted to be in believers?
📝 Are mainline Protestants our Brothers in Christ by virtue of the Trinitarian Baptism? [Catholic]
📝 How do Protestants harmonize the creeds and confessions on anthropomorphism?
📝 Why aren't all unbelievers given a "Road to Damascus" moment, according to Catholicism?
📝 When were Gentiles under Law?

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