The Zohar relates that one figure in this book was later brought back to life after being killed when a man's recently-judged soul passed through it.
The Zohar relates that one figure in this book was later brought back to life after being killed when a man's recently-judged soul passed through it. According to midrash, one character in this book had earlier incorrectly prophesied about the destruction of Jerusalem. Despite the inhabitants of a city in this book not being able to distinguish their right hand from left, that city's king wears sackcloth and covers himself in ashes to repent. God sends a worm in this book to kill a gourd vine that provides shade to its protagonist. The title character runs away on a boat from Tarshish because he doesn't want to travel to Nineveh, but is thrown overboard by the sailors to appease God during a storm. For 10 points, name this Old Testament book whose title prophet is swallowed by a giant fish or whale.
The Zohar relates that one figure in this book was later brought back to life after being killed when a man's recently-judged soul passed through it.
Book of Jonah