He's not Habakkuk, but this man made a prediction about stones crying out in the Lives of the Prophets. A related tradition describes how this person's mother was the widow whose son was resurrected by Elijah. This person is afflicted by an east wind
He's not Habakkuk, but this man made a prediction about stones crying out in the Lives of the Prophets. A related tradition describes how this person's mother was the widow whose son was resurrected by Elijah. This person is afflicted by an east wind and a heavy sun as part of a lesson in which a worm ate the gourd that provided him shelter. After being questioned, this person identifies himself as a Hebrew to some men who had persuaded him to join them in (*) drawing lots. This man, who shamefully fled to Tarshish, was eventually convinced to go to Nineveh as he was ordered and foretell the city's destruction. For 10 points, name this Old Testament prophet who spent three days and three nights in the belly of a whale.
He's not Habakkuk, but this man made a prediction about stones crying out in the Lives of the Prophets.
Jonah [or Yonah] &lt;VC, Rel&gt;