The answer is: A musician

2 Ki 3:15

When Joram, Jehoshaphat, and the king of Edom sought out the prophet Elisha during their desert campaign, his unusual request for a musician might seem odd at first glance. However, there's a deeper layer here. Music often played a crucial role in the ancient Hebrew spiritual tradition, serving to inspire, soothe, and even provoke divine revelation. Interestingly, in **1 Samuel 10:5**, David played the harp to soothe King Saul, suggesting that music was believed to affect spiritual atmospheres.

In Elisha's case, after the musician began to play, he found the state of music was conducive to receiving the Word from God. This illustrates how creativity and art can set the stage for divine engagement. Splitting water before battle and the prophecies that ensued are a reminder that divine assistance often depends on the alignment of the spirit, sound, and atmosphere.

Moreover, speaking of sound, did you know the name "Elisha" means "God is salvation"? He’s often regarded as a miracle worker, following in the footsteps of Elijah, something of a legacy link throughout these narratives. The events surrounding Elisha teach us not only about prophetic ministry but also about how harmony in our lives might usher in clarity. Whether through music or quiet contemplation, connecting with the divine frequently lies in the simplicity of aligning oneself with the right energy and mindset—a key rhythm of unison that leads us toward understanding and breakthroughs.