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Lesson 14: Naaman Healed of Leprosy

Lesson 14 from The Divided Kingdom & The Prophets by Rhodes Davis.

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Lesson Overview

Scripture Text: 2 Kings 5
Estimated Date: 852 – 841 B.C.

Synopsis: We are familiar with the work of Elisha among the kings of Israel and Judah, yet in 2 Kings 5 we read of a Syrian king who learns about the power of the true God. He serves as an example of faith even in our day for he received a promise from God after he did what was commanded. This event likely takes place during the reign of Jehoram (or Joram), king of Israel

Questions for Discussion & Study

  1. What good things were said about Naaman? What was his problem?

  2. Who told Naaman about the prophet of God? What did he do first?

  3. What was the initial reaction of the king of Israel? Why do you think he reacts this way? Why does Elisha tell him to let Naaman come?

  4. Did Elisha come out to see Naaman? What was Naaman expecting? What made him obey?

  5. What similarities can you make between this encounter and the modern command of baptism and the attitude of people towards it?

  6. What happened to Gehazi? Why?