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Elisha
Elisha was a prophet in Israel who succeeded Elijah. He received a double portion of Elijah's spirit and performed twice as many miracles. He healed Naaman the Syrian of leprosy, multiplied oil for a widow, raised a boy from the dead, and fed a hundred men with twenty loaves. His ministry spanned the reigns of several kings of Israel.
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Callc. 850 BC
JerusalemElijah throws his mantle on Elisha while he is plowing; Elisha follows him.
1KI 19:19-21Successionc. 848 BC
Jordan RiverElisha receives a double portion of Elijah's spirit after Elijah is taken up to heaven.
2KI 2:9-14Deathc. 800 BC
JerusalemElisha dies after a long ministry; even his bones raise a dead man.
2KI 13:14-21
Events in the life of Elisha
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