healing of Naaman

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The healing of Naaman is a biblical narrative in which the Aramean commander Naaman is miraculously cured of leprosy after following the prophet Elisha’s instruction to wash in the Jordan River, highlighting themes of faith, obedience, and God’s power.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Old Testament story
biblical narrative
miracle account
causeOfEvent obedience to Elisha’s instruction
washing in the Jordan River seven times
depicts Naaman as a leper
Naaman as a valiant soldier
Naaman as commander of the army of the king of Aram
describedIn 2 Kings 5:1–19
Second Book of Kings NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Elisha NERFINISHED
Israelite servant girl
King of Aram NERFINISHED
King of Israel NERFINISHED
Naaman NERFINISHED
Naaman’s servants
hasLocation Aram NERFINISHED
Israel NERFINISHED
Jordan River NERFINISHED
Samaria NERFINISHED
hasTheme God’s power
faith
grace for Gentiles
humility
obedience
prophetic authority
rejection of magical thinking
simplicity of God’s command
includesAction Elisha refuses Naaman’s gifts
Elisha sends a messenger to Naaman
King of Aram sends a letter to the king of Israel
Naaman acknowledges the God of Israel
Naaman asks for soil from Israel to take home
Naaman brings gifts to Israel
Naaman initially becomes angry at Elisha’s instruction
Naaman offers gifts to Elisha
Naaman requests pardon for future duty in the temple of Rimmon
Naaman travels from Aram to Israel
Naaman washes in the Jordan River seven times
Naaman’s flesh is restored like that of a young boy
Naaman’s servants persuade him to obey
mainEvent Naaman is healed of leprosy
mentionedIn Luke 4:27
moralLesson God honors humble obedience over status and expectations
God’s grace is not bought with gifts or wealth
numberOfWashings 7
quotedBy Jesus of Nazareth NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
usedAs example of Gentile faith
illustration of God’s concern beyond Israel

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Book of 2 Kings containsAccountOf healing of Naaman