Divide this text into sentences and correct mistakes: 1. Was Elijah the prophet a Gentile? 2. Music revelation died, now he's one of the few famous characters in the Bible with no genealogy. 3. Now the genealogy of Gentiles just isn't very important, so it's not recorded for us. 4. But if you're a Jew, you're gonna want your genealogy recorded so you can say, "My father is so-and-so, I'm 100 percent Jewish," such as David, the son of Jesse, or Zechariah, the son of Berechiah, the son of Ido, the prophet. 5. This is standard Jewish practice, so you can trace your genealogy to prove that you are 100 percent Jewish; you can show your pedigree. 6. I mean, if you can't prove your genealogy, then you might be a Samaritan, someone of mixed blood, and you're not a true Jew. 7. Oh, that's terrible to the Jew if you can't trace your genealogy. 8. But Elijah, we know nothing about him, it's almost as if he's a Gentile. 9. Now let's go ahead and read the first verse where he appears in 1 Kings chapter 17, and Elijah the Tishbite, of the inhabitants of Gilead, said to Ahab. 10. Now let's look at the Hebrew. 11. Now the vowel markings were not in the original text; that was added about a thousand years later in about 600 AD. 12. They started adding vowel markings. 13. Now here's the Hebrew text, and you notice this symbol here, it just means "the", okay? 14. And this symbol here means "from". 15. Now you notice the word after these two symbols is the exact same word. 16. Now, notice this word translated "who was of the inhabitants of". 17. So if we look here, let's go ahead and read, "And Elijah the Tishbite, who was of the inhabitants..." 18. We click on "who was of the inhabitants", we click...