What did Elijah see from the top of Mount Carmel that signaled the end of the drought?
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Correct answer: A cloud as small as a man's hand
Elijah sent his servant to look toward the sea seven times. On the seventh time, the servant reported a small cloud rising from the sea, which quickly grew into a massive rainstorm.
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