The document discusses passages from 2 Kings 5 that describe Naaman, a commander in the Aramean army, being healed of leprosy by the prophet Elisha after bathing in the Jordan River as instructed. It summarizes that Naaman first offered gifts to Elisha in thanks, but Elisha refused, serving only God. Naaman then requests to take soil from Israel to build an altar there and worship only the Lord, though still participating in worship at the temple of Rimmon for his master, which Elisha allows, wishing him peace.

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2. ①Nothing he had done.
②Nothing the world could
give.
③Nothing he could achieve.

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① New Thinking
② New Attitude
③ New Humility
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4. “Then he returned to the man of God,
he and all his company; he came and
stood before him and said, „Now I
know that there is no God in all the
earth except in Israel.”
2 Kings 5:15

5. “Please accept a present from your
servant.‟ But he said, „As the Lord
lives, whom I serve, I will accept
nothing!‟ He urged him to accept, but
he refused.” 2 Kings 5:16

6. “Please accept a present from your
servant.‟ But he said, „As the Lord
lives, whom I serve, I will accept
nothing!‟ He urged him to accept, but
he refused.” 2 Kings 5:16

8. “Then Naaman said, please let two mule-loads
of earth be given to your servant; for your
servant will no longer offer burnt-offering or
sacrifice to any god except the Lord. But may
the Lord pardon your servant on one count:
when my master goes into the house of
Rimmon to worship there, leaning on my arm,
and I bow down in the house of Rimmon, when I
do bow down in the house of Rimmon, may the
Lord pardon your servant on this one count.‟ He
said to him, „Go in peace.‟”
2 Kings 5:17-19

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