In 1 Kings 13, one of these creatures stands by the corpse of a nameless "disobedient prophet" to show God's displeasure during the reign of Jeroboam.
In 1 Kings 13, one of these creatures stands by the corpse of a nameless "disobedient prophet" to show God's displeasure during the reign of Jeroboam. According to the Gnostic text Pistis Sophia, the head of one is found on the archon Yaldabaoth, sometimes identified as the Demiurge. In the valley of Timnah, several bees nested in the corpse of one of these creatures, where they made edible honey, as told in the book of Judges. This animal is often shown under images of the 24th tirthankar meditating, as it (*) symbolizes the Jain leader Mahavira. Saint Jerome removed a thorn from one of these creatures, and a winged one is the evangelical symbol of Saint Mark. Samson strangled one of these creatures, whose role as symbol for the tribe of Judah has led to its use by Rastafarians. For 10 points, name these carnivores which refused to harm the prophet Daniel after he was thrown in their den.
In 1 Kings 13, one of these creatures stands by the corpse of a nameless "disobedient prophet" to show God's displeasure during the reign of Jeroboam.
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