2 Kings · Chapter 3 · 2 Kings 5–6
Naaman
Naaman the leper and the little maiden of Israel; go and wash in the Jordan seven times — are not Abanah and Pharpar better?; his flesh came again like the flesh of a little child; Gehazi's lie and the leprosy white as snow; the axe-head that swam; Dothan and the mountain full of horses and chariots of fire; and the siege of Samaria.
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TitleChapter 3: Naaman2 Kings 5 – 6
Page 34Naaman the Leper2 Kings 5:1–3
Page 35Naaman the Leper2 Kings 5:4–7
Page 36Wash in the Jordan2 Kings 5:8–12
Page 37There Is No God but in Israel2 Kings 5:13–15
Page 38There Is No God but in Israel2 Kings 5:16–19
Page 39Gehazi2 Kings 5:20–23
Page 40Gehazi2 Kings 5:24–27
Page 41The Iron Did Swim2 Kings 6:1–3
Page 42The Iron Did Swim2 Kings 6:4–7
Page 43Dothan2 Kings 6:8–10
Page 44Dothan2 Kings 6:11–13
Page 45Dothan2 Kings 6:14–16
Page 46Horses and Chariots of Fire2 Kings 6:17
Page 47Horses and Chariots of Fire2 Kings 6:18–19
Page 48Horses and Chariots of Fire2 Kings 6:20–23
Page 49The Siege of Samaria2 Kings 6:24–25
Page 50The Siege of Samaria2 Kings 6:26–29
Page 51The Siege of Samaria2 Kings 6:30–33