Naaman's Healing and Lessons Learned

Naaman, a great leader with leprosy, learns of a prophet in Israel who can heal him. Encouraged by a maid, he travels to Israel with gifts. The king of Israel is upset, but the prophet Elisha offers a solution: wash in the Jordan River seven times. Initially angry, Naaman eventually follows the advice and is healed. Grateful, he acknowledges the God of Israel and returns home, vowing to worship only Him.

What was Naaman's position in the army?

• A general in the army of Israel

• A great leader in the army of Aram

• A soldier in the army of Egypt

• A captain in the army of Babylon

Who suggested that Naaman visit the prophet in Samaria?

• Elisha

• His wife

• A young maid from Israel

• The king of Aram

What did the king of Israel think when he received the letter from the king of Aram?

• He thought it was a trick to start a war

• He was happy to help Naaman

• He immediately sent for Elisha

• He ignored the letter

What was Elisha's instruction to Naaman for healing?

• Pray in the temple

• Wash seven times in the Jordan River

• Offer sacrifices to God

• Visit the king of Israel

Why was Naaman initially angry with Elisha's instructions?

• He wanted a personal meeting with Elisha

• He thought the river was too far

• He didn't believe in miracles

• He was afraid of water

What changed Naaman's mind about following Elisha's instructions?

• A dream he had

• Encouragement from his officers

• A message from the king of Israel

• A sign from God

What happened to Naaman after he followed Elisha's instructions?

• He became a prophet

• He was healed of his leprosy

• He returned to Aram immediately

• He built a temple in Israel

What did Naaman offer Elisha after being healed?

• A feast

• A position in Aram

• A gift

• A new house

What did Naaman request to take back home with him?

• A jar of water from the Jordan

• A scroll of the law

• Some of the dirt from Israel

• A piece of Elisha's clothing

What was Naaman's commitment after his healing?

• To become a prophet

• To only offer sacrifices to the one true God

• To build a temple in Aram

• To never return to Israel