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Rashi on the Former Prophets

CC BY · The Metsudah Tanach series (Metsudah Publications, Lakewood, NJ)
Chapter 19

1 Kings 19

So may the gods do. As you have done to the prophets of the Baal.

Juniper. Genevrier, in O.F.
And he said, “It is enough.” [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “My long life is enough, until when will I be confused like this?”

Hot coals. Hot coals, and similarly, “and in his hand was a hot coal [רצפה].”

To the cave. That is the cleft of the rock where Moshe stood.

They have demolished Your Altars. [I.e.,] the private altars that were built in the Name of Heaven, for the altar of the Beis [Hamikdosh] was in Yerusholayim.

And a great wind. [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “a camp of angels of the wind.”
In the earthquake. [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “a camp of angels of earthquake.

Fire. [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “a camp of angels of fire.”
A calm quiet. [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “a voice of those praising quietly,” but regarding the prophets of the [other] nations, it states, “Silence and a voice I heard,” there was silence to the praising. But I heard, it is a voice coming out of the silence, rentesment, in O.F., but the voice itself is not heard.

He wrapped his face. [Targum Yonoson rendered,] “and he wrapped his face,” and so it states, “wrapped up [לוטה] in a cloth.”

You should anoint as prophet in your place. [God said,] “I do not want your prophecy, because you plead for the prosecution of My children.

Elisha will kill. We do not find that Elisha killed anyone but the forty-two children through the bears in Yericho.

Go back. From following me.
For what have I done to you. That you should follow me.

He cooked the meat for them. He cooked for them the meat, so do Dunash and Menachem explain, and so did [Targum] Yonoson render [בשלם] as two words [בשיל להון]. But I say, that it is unnecessary to divide it into two words, and what is the meaning of “בשלם הבשר”? He cooked the two oxen, their flesh, for צמד is a minimum of two.
And he gave it the people. He made a feast out of great joy.

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