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NAAMAN IS HEALED
A Faithful Little Slave Girl
In the country of Syria lived a little slave girl who had been taken from her family in Israel. Her master, Naaman, was a great captain in the king’s army, but he had a terrible disease called leprosy. This little girl told Naaman’s wife that he could be healed if he would go to the prophet in Samaria.
Naaman was desperate for help. So he set off, taking gifts of gold, silver, suits of clothing, and a letter from the king of Syria. The letter was addressed to the king of Israel. It said, “The man bringing you this letter is my servant. I want you to heal him of his leprosy.” In Israel, Naaman presented the letter to the king.
The king of Israel was very upset because of the letter. He demanded, “Am I God, that I can kill and make alive?”
The prophet Elisha heard of the king’s distress and invited Naaman to his house. So Naaman with his horses and chariot, drove to Elisha’s house. He waited at the door, but the prophet did not invite him in or go out to meet him. Instead Elisha sent out his servant to tell Naaman, “Go dip yourself seven times in the Jordan River and you will be healed.”
This made Naaman furious. He had thought he was great enough that Elisha should feel honored to come out to him, lay hands on his body, and pray. He could easily give up great riches to be healed, but it was much harder to give up his pride.
God had seen the pride in Naaman’s heart. He wanted Naaman to learn to be humble and obedient to Him. God also wanted men of all ages to know that He does not honor human greatness.
Naaman very nearly returned home, a proud and angry leper. But his servants pointed out, “If the prophet had told you to do some great thing you would have done it. So why not do this simple thing?”
Finally Naaman was persuaded. He dipped seven times in the Jordan River, and his skin became as healthy as a little child’s.
Humbly Naaman declared, “Now I know that there is no god except the God of Israel. I will worship only Him.”
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Caption: Naaman dips in the Jordan River seven times and is healed.
Parents: And he put forth his hand, and touched him, saying, “I will: be thou clean.” And immediately the leprosy departed from him. (Luke 5:13)
Children: 1. How did Naaman learn about the prophet in Israel?
2. How many times was Naaman to dip in the Jordan River?
3. Was Naaman glad he obeyed?
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(-Stories by Ura Millar)
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