7--6033. **Egypt's Chain.** The spirit of Elias was upon Moses when he led Israel out of bondage. 8--6036. **Long Captivity.** The Assyrian Captivity, which carried away the ten tribes. 9--6038. **Whose Sword.** The sword of Joshua, the conqueror of Canaan. 10--6042. **Kishon's Brook.** It was at the Brook Kishon that Elijah slew the Priests of Baal. 11--6045. **Named Ere Born.** Cyrus, the conqueror of Babylon, who restored the captive Jews, was named by Isaiah more than a century before his birth. (Isaiah, 45:1.) 12--6049. **Long Sealed Canopy.** The Heavens at the opening of the Last Dispensation. 13--6055. **The Kingdom's Keys.** The Melchisedek Priesthood. Elijah "holds the keys of the authority to administer in all the ordinances of the Priesthood." (History of the Church, Vol. 4, p. 211; D. and C. 2.) 14--6063. **Abrahamic Keys.** Elias, in the Kirtland Temple, "committed the keys of the Gospel of Abraham." (D. and C. 110:12.) 15--6067. **How Tell the Sum?** This stanza associates Columbus, Jefferson and Washington, impersonally, with others previously mentioned, as agents of Elias. 16--6083. **Jacob Upon Esau's Heel.** Genesis, 25:26. 17--7001. **Chaldean Dream.** The nations represented by the image seen in Nebuchadnezzar's dream, are to pass, like the dream itself, which the king was unable to recall. 18--7010. **Adorned and Ready.** When the Church, the Bride, is fully prepared, the Lord, the Bridegroom, will come. 19--7015. **Destroyers Four.** Four angels (Rev. 7:1; D. and C. 77:8, 9). 20--7017. **Twelve Times Twelve.** The One Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand. (Rev. 14:1; D. and C. 77:11.) 21--7022. **The Bow's Bright Promise.** Joseph the Seer gave, as a sign of the Second Coming, the withdrawal of the rainbow. Christ would not come during any year that the rainbow was visible; but when it was permanently withdrawn, the world might know that His coming was near at hand. (Compendium, p. 83.) 22--7036. **Prophet of the Dawn.** Elias, the Morning Star. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Elias, by Orson F. Whitney