Saint Elisha was a prophet in the Hebrew Bible, known for his miracles and teachings. He succeeded the prophet Elijah and is often associated with healing and divine intervention. Elisha's story is primarily found in the books of 2 Kings, where he performed various miracles, such as curing a leper and multiplying food. Elisha is revered in both Judaism and Christianity, symbolizing faith and the power of God. His life exemplifies the importance of following divine guidance and serving others. Many churches celebrate his feast day, recognizing his contributions to religious history and spiritual teachings.