This man granted fertility to a barren woman in Shunem, later reviving her dead child, and he asked Na'aman to bathe in the Jordan to cure his leprosy.
In this man's first appearance, he used twelve yoke of oxen belonging to his father Shaphat to plow a field before slaughtering them to feed the people and burning his own plough to cook the meat. He's not Moses, but this man once struck the Jordan River with another man's cloak, causing it to part. This man cursed his own servant, Gehazi, with leprosy for accepting a payment for a miracle. This man granted fertility to a barren woman in Shunem, later reviving her dead child, and he asked Na'aman to bathe in the Jordan to cure his leprosy. To prevent a widow's children from being sold into slavery, he ordered her to miraculously fill jars of oil and sell them. After some children mocked his baldness, he cursed them and two she-bears mangled them. This man asked to inherit two-thirds of the spirit of his master, whom he saw ascend in a chariot of fire. For 10 points, name this disciple and successor of Elijah.
In this man's first appearance, he used twelve yoke of oxen belonging to his father Shaphat to plow a field before slaughtering them to feed the people and burning his own plough to cook the meat.
Elisha