The story of the prophet Elisha is an essential part of biblical history, and this classic edition offers a rich and insightful window into this era. With a new translation by JD Haas, readers will gain fresh insights into Elisha's life and work, exploring his role as a prophet and spiritual leader. This edition also includes valuable commentary by theologian Friedrich Wilhelm Krummacher, providing context and interpretation for the text.

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