In the third book of Athl
In the third book of Athlyi in the Holy Piby, this figure places a crown on a "natural man" that been standing before the Angel Douglas. In Bulgarian folk customs, this figure's feast day is known as Ilinden. This figure is given an epithet meaning "the Thunderer," and is the theological successor to the pre-Christian Slav deity Perun. An incident described in First Kings 19 occurring on Mount Horeb is seen as the scriptural justification for the setting aside of his eponymous chair at all brit [bris] milah ceremonies. In the Book of Malachi he is prophesized to return before the end of days, and on Mount Carmel he asked "How long will you falter between two opinions?" According to Matthew 17:3, during the Transfiguration this prophet along with Moses appears next to Jesus. For 10 points, name this prophet whose "zeal for Yahweh" led him to challenge the Baal apostasy of Jezebel, after which he passed the mantle to Elisha as his successor and was carried up to heaven in a chariot of fire.
In the third book of Athlyi in the Holy Piby, this figure places a crown on a "natural man" that been standing before the Angel Douglas.
{Elijah}