Once Naaman hears the news, he travels to Samaria to find the prophet Elisha. Naaman, corporate leader that he is, makes the process much too complicated (although he is making himself vulnerable by ...

“Why have you torn your clothes?” Elisha says. “Let (Naaman) come to me.” 2Kings 5:8 The mighty general is off again, racing with his entourage. Scripture says he comes with horses and ...

Generals come and go. Elisha sent word to Naaman to, in effect, “take two aspirin and call me in the morning.” Actually, he told Naaman to go dip seven times in the Jordan, that boundary marker that ...

She enthusiastically recommended that Naaman go see a prophet named Elisha for help. So Naaman asked his king for permission. The king agreed, even sending a letter to the Israelite ruler ...

(2 Kings 5:3) The prophet, Elisha, was one of God’s representatives. He spoke and did miracles in God’s name. This excited Naaman. He told the king of Syria, who sent him to the king of Israel ...

In 2 Kings 5:1-19, Naaman was sent to Elisha, a mighty prophet of God in Israel to be supernaturally healed. Instead of Elisha coming to the door to greet Naaman, he sent a messenger to him saying ...

Naaman seeks a cure for his leprosy from the “man of God,” Elisha, successor to Elijah as “prophet in Israel” (2 Kings 5:8). The Syrian is willing to make a long and difficult journey to ...