2 Kings · Chapter 4 · 2 Kings 7–8

The Siege of Samaria

To-morrow a measure of fine flour for a shekel — if Jehovah should make windows in heaven; four leprous men at the gate and the camp of the Syrians empty in the twilight; this day is a day of good tidings; the Shunammite's land restored; Hazael and the forty camels' burden, and the man of God wept; and the kings Jehoram and Ahaziah of Judah.

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  1. Chapter 4: The Siege of SamariaTitleChapter 4: The Siege of Samaria2 Kings 7 – 8
  2. Four Leprous MenPage 52Four Leprous Men2 Kings 7:1–3
  3. Four Leprous MenPage 53Four Leprous Men2 Kings 7:4–7
  4. A Day of Good TidingsPage 54A Day of Good Tidings2 Kings 7:8–11
  5. A Day of Good TidingsPage 55A Day of Good Tidings2 Kings 7:12–16
  6. A Day of Good TidingsPage 56A Day of Good Tidings2 Kings 7:17–20
  7. Her House and Her LandPage 57Her House and Her Land2 Kings 8:1–5
  8. HazaelPage 58Hazael2 Kings 8:6–9
  9. HazaelPage 59Hazael2 Kings 8:10–13
  10. HazaelPage 60Hazael2 Kings 8:14–15
  11. The Kings of Judah and of IsraelPage 61The Kings of Judah and of Israel2 Kings 8:16–29