Nachum Hanavi
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| − | '''Nachum HaNavi''' was a prophet living during the reign of Minashe king of Yehuda. His prophesies are recorded in the seventh book of the Teri Asar. He is sometimes called Nachum HaElokshi after his birth place; Eloksh. Nachum was a student of [[Yoel HaNavi|Yoel]] and a teacher of [[Chavakuk-Hanavi|Chavakuk]]. | + | '''Nachum HaNavi''' was a prophet living during the reign of Minashe king of Yehuda. His prophesies are recorded in the seventh book of the Teri Asar where he prophisizes about the destruction of Ninveh. He is sometimes called Nachum HaElokshi after his birth place; Eloksh. Nachum was a student of [[Yoel HaNavi|Yoel]] and a teacher of [[Chavakuk-Hanavi|Chavakuk]]. |
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| + | ==Book of Nachum== | ||
| + | The Book of Nachum is the seventh in the set of the 'Minor Prophets' where it discusses the greatness of Hashem and the forthcoming destruction of Nenveh the capital of Assyria. It consists of 4 chapters containing a total of 47 verses. | ||
==Kever Nachum Hanavi== | ==Kever Nachum Hanavi== | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 29 May 2014
Nachum HaNavi was a prophet living during the reign of Minashe king of Yehuda. His prophesies are recorded in the seventh book of the Teri Asar where he prophisizes about the destruction of Ninveh. He is sometimes called Nachum HaElokshi after his birth place; Eloksh. Nachum was a student of Yoel and a teacher of Chavakuk.
Book of Nachum
The Book of Nachum is the seventh in the set of the 'Minor Prophets' where it discusses the greatness of Hashem and the forthcoming destruction of Nenveh the capital of Assyria. It consists of 4 chapters containing a total of 47 verses.
Nachum Hanavi is buried in Kifar Nachum.