Elijah

A breathtakingly dramatic and tension-filled tableau unfolding on the windswept summit of Mount Carmel. At the epicenter of this spiritual showdown stands the unyielding figure of Elijah, the prophet of YHWH, illuminated by a stark, heavenly light that seems to emanate from within him. His eyes, ablaze with divine conviction, pierce through the gloom as he boldly confronts the 850 prophets of the pagan queen Jezebel. To his left, a frenzied mob of 450 prophets of Baal writhe and contort in a desperate dance, their cacophonous shouts echoing across the barren landscape as they strive to invoke their deity's fiery power. Their altar, a macabre testament to their desperation, is a stark contrast to the simple yet mighty stone structure dedicated to YHWH in the foreground, with its twelve stones representing the steadfastness of the twelve tribes of Israel. On Elijah's right, the 400 prophets of Asherah weave an insidious tapestry of incantations and sorcery, their faces a mix of cunning a