A rabbi named for this Biblical figure was said to have entered paradise along with Ben Azzai, Ben Zoma, and Rabbi Akiba, after which he became a heretic and was referred to only as "aher," or "the other."  When he first appears in the Bible, this figure is seen plowing a field with twelve yokes of oxen, but after being tou
A rabbi named for this Biblical figure was said to have entered paradise along with Ben Azzai, Ben Zoma, and Rabbi Akiba, after which he became a heretic and was referred to only as "aher," or "the other."  When he first appears in the Bible, this figure is seen plowing a field with twelve yokes of oxen, but after being touched by another man's cloak this figure killed his oxen and used his plough to boil them.  Later, this son of Shaphat cured the leprous general Naaman and cursed some boys who had mocked him, after which bears came out of the woods and killed them.  Before his death, he encouraged Jehu's revolt which led to the death of King Ahab.  FTP, name this Old Testament prophet, the successor of Elijah.
A rabbi named for this Biblical figure was said to have entered paradise along with Ben Azzai, Ben Zoma, and Rabbi Akiba, after which he became a heretic and was referred to only as "aher," or "the other."  
Elisha (accept Elisha Ben Abuyah before the stuff about the oxen)