Sermons citing 2 Kings 5:8

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1 specific sermon 3 broader references below 3 podcasts represented

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  1. …fervent prayer of a righteous man abilites what makes power available. So the effect healing, Through prayer. Consistently we see it in this too.2 Kings 5 verse 8. 2 Kings 5 verse 8. Elisha made healing available to make God known. So he told Naaman, he said, I will show you that there is God in Israel today.…

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  1. …I was to somebody who was baptized was Nehman. Praise the Lord, right? He was the closest who was baptized or as a semblance of baptism in theSecond Kings, chapter 5, from 10 to 15. He was ill, as we know, and he came to Elisha saying... So Elisha said to him to go and dip himself. He started saying, is there no…

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  2. …and the girls. But I want to preach tonight on what we've called the salvation of a stranger, and I'll show you why in just a moment or two. ButSecond Kings chapter 5, commencing to read at verse one, the Bible says now Naaman, captain of the host of the king of Syria, was a great man with his master, and…

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  3. …God teaches him humility. And then finally, how can God use you and me to be messengers of hope to those around us? So let's read from God's word,2 Kings chapter 5. Naaman, commander of the army of the king of Syria, was a great man with his master and in high favor, because by him the Lord had given victory…

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