Melachim Aleph (I Kings) — Perek 13

A prophet from Yehudah condemns Yerovam's altar, but later dies after being tricked by an older prophet.

A man of God from Yehudah prophesies against Yerovam's altar in Beit El; when Yerovam tries to seize him, the king's hand paralyzes and the altar splits. The prophet refuses a reward and leaves, but is later deceived by an old prophet from Beit El into eating bread, violating Hashem's command. As punishment, the man of God is killed by a lion on his way home.

• Prophecy against the altar in Beit El
• Yerovam's hand is paralyzed and healed
• The old prophet tricks the man of God
• A lion kills the disobedient prophet