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2 Kings 5:8 · BSB
5:8 Now when Elisha the man of God heard that the king of Israel had torn his clothes, he sent a message to the king: “Why have you torn your clothes? Please let the man come to me, and he will know that there is a prophet in Israel.”
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…exactly what they want and what's right in their own eyes, Ruth 1:16-17. It's seen with Naaman being more righteous and faithful than Gehazi. In2 Kings chapter 5. God wants all nations to come and know Him. And so, as we join Him in the Great Commission and spreading the gospel throughout the world, that's…
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…we had that kind of humility to Christ ourselves. And you know what he is? He's the opposite of another Gentile that we read about in 2 Kings. In2 Kings chapter 5, we have the story of Naaman, the Syrian. He was a leper. And he comes to Elisha. And I just want to read for you just a couple of verses there…
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…And you've got the widow, just like Elijah and the widow, and then Elisha and the widow. If you want to do further research, 1 Kings chapter 17,2 Kings chapter 5, um, and chapter 4, both all of those chapters talking about how the prophets were dealing with those on the outside of Israel, used by God to…
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…he thinks to himself, maybe, you know, that doesn't have to go to waste. Why should we let that guy walk off and away from that? So, if you will.2 Kings, chapter 5, starting in verse 20, says, but when Naaman had gone from him from a short distance, in other words, he had left Elisha, he was headed back home,…
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…He does this. I love this. I love the faith that this man displays. This is not like the story of Naaman. Anyone remember the story of Naaman,2 Kings chapter 5? Uh he's uh he has an opportunity to be healed and is told uh to go uh to the Jordan River because of his ailment and he'd be healed. And he says,…
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…who trusted in the Lord with all his heart. So our last hero that we're going to think about, we're going to read again in the Bible in God's Word.2 Kings chapter 5. 2 Kings chapter 5. We're going to read two parts of this, verse 1 to 4 and then verse 13 to verse 15. So 2 Kings chapter 5, verse 1 to 4 is on the…
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…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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…deep enough to search every heart in this room. Uh recently our our our kids were studying a powerful account from the uh Old Testament in2 Kings chapter 5. And 2 Kings chapter 5 is that of Naaman. And there's some things that I was studying uh and and I I've said this uh numerous times when I'm…
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…My throat's a little dry. Talk amongst yourselves. We're recording and everything. That feels better. God's higher ways might feel too simple.Second Kings chapter 5is where we meet Non. And uh Non is an interesting character. He's a commander of the Sy uh Syrian army. This guy's a decorated veteran. Amen. He's…
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…miracle because of preconceived ideas, because of disappointment. His name was Naaman. And if you can turn your Bible, if you've got your Bible, to2 Kings chapter 5. Now, I didn't have my Bible and asked Pastor Marcus to lend me his Bible. Look at the size of his Bible. I thought if I roll up with this Bible,…
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…that are healed, it would call to mind a story centuries prior with Elisha the prophet and this, this Gentile by the name of Naaman. And this is insecond Kings chapter 5. You can read it there. And there's just a couple passages that highlighted just because I, I think that it's cool to look forward to the way that…
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…the beginning. And he so he he only knew warfare. Right. But the great story is that his son, the next generation, in I love this whole scripture,2 Kings chapter 5, he said, All my father has ever known is warfare. He only knew opposition. That's right. But now I look around me and there are no adversaries. I…
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…Yahweh, the true God, who was a pagan. And he received a new identity. We can tell because of what he did. His name is Naaman. We find his story in2 Kings chapter 5. I love to go and just take a break from X and go right into that story, but I'm not going to do that, even though I'm tempted. Let me just give…
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…when I asked you what's happening at 2 45 p.m. I said, Are you ready to get into God's word? Alright, all right, good, good. We're gonna turn to2 Kings chapter 5. I might keep Jonathan up here the whole time. It just sounds more spiritual with the keys in the background, you know? Just pray better when…
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Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Trinity Sermons. This week we are continuing our sermon series, Filed Away, where we are diving deep into2 Kings chapter 5and the story of Naaman's transformation. But how do we know that Naaman really was transformed? What's the proof that this encounter with God…
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…problem leads him to God. So let's ask together, how do people come to seek God? And how does God meet us in our seeking? Today's reading is from2 Kings 5, verses 1 -15. Now Naaman was commander of the army of the king of Aram. He was a great man in the sight of his master and highly regarded, because though him…
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As we come to2 Kings chapter 5, immediately we come into contact with this man, Naaman. This man really arises in the story almost out of nowhere. But this entire narrative…
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…2 Kings. I've been spending a lot of time in Kings lately, and there's just so much there. And so tonight we're gonna turn with me, if you will, to2 Kings chapter 5. And it's a story that most of you should know, but we're gonna look at it through the lens of a milestone. And it is the story of Naaman. How many…
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…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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…There seems to be such power up here because you have no idea what I'm about to say. We're going to be talking about a man named naaman today in2 Kings, chapter 5. And I'm gonna give you guys the highlights of the story here in just a little bit. I will tell you, we put the sermon schedule together ahead of…
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