Theme: God Gives Greater Gifts than Health to the Servant of an Enemy King. I. Naaman Sent to Israel to be Healed of Leprosy – vv. 1-7 A. Naaman, a Great and Honorable Enemy of Israel – v. 1 B. Naaman Grasps at Hope in of the God of Israel for Healing – vv. 2-5 C. Naaman sent to the King of Israel for Healing – vv. 6-7 II. God Demonstrates His Power to Heal and to Save – vv. 8-19 A. God Uses Naaman's Request to Demonstrate that There is a Prophet in Israel – vv. 8-10 B. Devotion of Naaman's Servants Again Displayed in Getting Him to Obey Elisha's Commands – vv. 11-13 C. Naaman Cleansed by Obeying God's Prophet – v. 14 D. Elisha Refuses Naaman's Gift, but God Gives Naaman Eternal Hope – vv. 15-19 III. Gehazi Receives Naaman's Leprosy for His Greed – vv. 20-27 A. Gehazi Seeks the Gift Elisha Refused – vv. 20-22 B. Naaman Willingly gives Gehazi More than He Asked, and Gehazi Hides the Gifts – vv. 23-24 C. Elisha Confronts Gehazi and God Puts Naaman's Leprosy on Him – vv. 25-27
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Naaman Healed Northern Plains Classis RCUS Sunday Service
