How many jars of water did Elijah command to be poured over his sacrifice and wood on Mount Carmel?
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Correct answer: Four jars, three times
Elijah ordered four large jars to be filled and poured over the offering three times, totaling twelve jars. This was done to ensure there was no doubt that the fire that consumed it was supernatural.
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