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II Kings 51-5

• Now Naaman, commander of the army of the king of
  Syria, was a great and honorable man in the eyes
  of his master, because by him the LORD had given
  victory to Syria. He was also a mighty man of
  valor, but a leper. And the Syrians had gone out
  on raids, and had brought back captive a young
  girl from the land of Israel. She waited on
  Naaman's wife

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II Kings 51-5

• Then she said to her mistress, If only my
  master were with the prophet who is in Samaria!
  For he would heal him of his leprosy. And Naaman
  went in and
• told his master, saying,
• Thus and thus said the
• girl who is from the land
• of Israel.

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II Kings 51-5

• Then the king of Syria said, Go
• now, and I will send a letter to the
• king of Israel. So he departed and
• took with him ten talents of silver,
• six thousand shekels of gold, and
• ten changes of clothing.

Ivory Figure of the Syrian King Hazael ca. 830 BC
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Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• I. Then He Brought the Letter
  to the King (vs. 6).
• II Kings 56-9
• Looking to the Wrong Source for
  Answers

5
Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• II. Indeed, I Said to Myself (vs. 11).
• II Kings 510-13
• Preconceived Expectations When Approaching God
• I Samuel 1522,23

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Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• III. And He Was Clean (vs. 14).
• II Kings 514
• The Blessing of Obedience
• I Peter 321

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Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• IV. I Will Receive Nothing (vs.
  16).
• II Kings 515-19
• Giving God the Glory
• Acts 148-15 I Cor 21-5 34-6 James 117
  Matthew 633 1032,33

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Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• V. I Will Run After Him and Take
  Something from Him (vs. 20).
• II Kings 520-24
• The Folly of Materialism
• I Timothy 66-10 Acts 51-11

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Naaman the Leper(II Kings 51-27)

• VI. Is It Time to Receive (vs.
  26).
• II Kings 525-27
• The Time for Treasures
• Matthew 619,29 I Peter 13-5