He predicted the extension of Israel's borders from the Dead Sea to the entrance of Hamath, and as he awaited the destruction of a city, this man was distressed by the destruction of a tree by a great worm.
He is identified in Second Kings chapter 14 verse 25 as prophesizing during the reign of Jeroboam II, and he was the son of Amittai. He predicted the extension of Israel's borders from the Dead Sea to the entrance of Hamath, and as he awaited the destruction of a city, this man was distressed by the destruction of a tree by a great worm. He boarded a ship in Joppa and attempted to flee from God's call to prophesy against Nineveh. For 10 points name this Old Testament prophet who was eaten by a giant fish and later vomited out.
He is identified in Second Kings chapter 14 verse 25 as prophesizing during the reign of Jeroboam II, and he was the son of Amittai.
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