This person hears the word "ne'um" more than any other character in the Bible. He relates the apprehension caused by God's wrath by saying "He was unto me as a bear lying in wait, and as a lion in secret places." This person goes to a rock crevice in Pareth to hide a completely dry linen belt, which God tells him is symbolic of the binding of Israel to its covenant. This native of the village of Anatoth serves the "five kings" after first being called to ministry during the reign of Josiah. He describes a widow crying every night after exclaimi
This person hears the word "ne'um" more than any other character in the Bible. He relates the apprehension caused by God's wrath by saying "He was unto me as a bear lying in wait, and as a lion in secret places." This person goes to a rock crevice in Pareth to hide a completely dry linen belt, which God tells him is symbolic of the binding of Israel to its covenant. This native of the village of Anatoth serves the "five kings" after first being called to ministry during the reign of Josiah. He describes a widow crying every night after exclaiming "How! How is this possible" in one book and witnesses a potter shaping a clay bowl in another. Nebuchadnezzar authorized the release of this prophet, the purported author of 1 and 2 Kings. For 10 points, name this second major prophet, who recounted the destruction of the Second Temple in Lamentations.
This person hears the word "ne'um" more than any other character in the Bible.
Jeremiah [or Yirmiyahu]