It's not Habakkuk, but the story of this man is read as Haftarah on Shavuot.
It's not Habakkuk, but the story of this man is read as Haftarah on Shavuot. This man, who relates that he spent time along the Chebar river, uses human excrement as the fuel to cook his food while lying on his side for 430 days. Merkabah mysticism is based on an image from this man's accounts, which include a war launched against the land of Magog by the eponymous prince of Gog. This Biblical character sees the faces of men, lions, eagles, and oxen surrounding the throne of God on God's chariot, and has a vision of "wheels turning inside of wheels" before he is told to breathe life into a group of reanimated bodies in the "valley of dry bones". For 10 points, name this Old Testament prophet whose namesake book comes before Hosea and after the Lamentations attributed to Jeremiah.
It's not Habakkuk, but the story of this man is read as Haftarah on Shavuot.
Ezekiel [or the Book of Ezekiel]