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2 Kings 8
The Woman from Shunem Returns Home
1 Elisha had told the woman whose son he had brought back to life, “Take your family and move to some other place, for the Lord has called for a famine on Israel that will last for seven years.” 2 So the woman did as the man of God instructed. She took her family and settled in the land of the Philistines for seven years.
3 After the famine ended she returned from the land of the Philistines, and she went to see the king about getting back her house and land. 4 As she came in, the king was talking with Gehazi, the servant of the man of God. The king had just said, “Tell me some stories about the great things Elisha has done.” 5 And Gehazi was telling the king about the time Elisha had brought a boy back to life. At that very moment, the mother of the boy walked in to make her appeal to the king about her house and land.
“Look, my lord the king!” Gehazi exclaimed. “Here is the woman now, and this is her son—the very one Elisha brought back to life!”
6 “Is this true?” the king asked her. And she told him the story. So he directed one of his officials to see that everything she had lost was restored to her, including the value of any crops that had been harvested during her absence.
Thx for a great read!
The King is coming. Shalom
This was a great chapter Paul. Never noticed the information of the leper who warned the people was same man that took the cloths after Elisha refused them and was later healed, powerful witness indeed.
Love from NS. Shalom
Thank you from the South America
Great read this morning! Shalom brothers and sisters of YAWEH❤️
Shalom brother Paul 😊
Shalom, Paul. There is so much to gleam in these chapters, but you’re right, REPENTance changes things — we saw that with Ahab, too. Elisha had a difficult job, but what a man of Yhwh! Blessings!
Who put the thumbs down. Shm
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