2 Kings · Chapter 2 · 2 Kings 3–4
The Pot of Oil
Three kings in the wilderness of Edom without water — bring me a minstrel; the valley full of trenches and the water red as blood; the widow's pot of oil and the borrowed vessels; the great woman of Shunem and the little chamber on the wall; my head, my head; it is well; the child sneezed seven times; death in the pot, and twenty loaves for a hundred men.
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TitleChapter 2: The Pot of Oil2 Kings 3 – 4
Page 15Mesha King of Moab2 Kings 3:1–7
Page 16Mesha King of Moab2 Kings 3:8–10
Page 17Mesha King of Moab2 Kings 3:11–12
Page 18Bring Me a Minstrel2 Kings 3:13–15
Page 19Bring Me a Minstrel2 Kings 3:16–19
Page 20As Red as Blood2 Kings 3:20–25
Page 21A Pot of Oil2 Kings 3:26–4:1
Page 22A Pot of Oil2 Kings 4:2–4
Page 23A Pot of Oil2 Kings 4:5–7
Page 24The Great Woman of Shunem2 Kings 4:8–10
Page 25The Great Woman of Shunem2 Kings 4:11–13
Page 26Thou Shalt Embrace a Son2 Kings 4:14–17
Page 27Thou Shalt Embrace a Son2 Kings 4:18–21
Page 28Thou Shalt Embrace a Son2 Kings 4:22–24
Page 29It Is Well2 Kings 4:25–28
Page 30It Is Well2 Kings 4:29–35
Page 31It Is Well2 Kings 4:36–37
Page 32Death in the Pot2 Kings 4:38–40
Page 33Death in the Pot2 Kings 4:41–44