Elisha - 2 Kings 6-14: May 5, 1991

Narrator: Chris Genthree
 •  2 min. read  •  grade level: 7
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After the story of Naaman we read of many more wonderful things that Elisha did, through the power of God, in order to help the rebellious children of Israel. God did not send Elisha to help His self-willed people because they deserved this, but He sent Elisha to them because He was showing great grace and love to them in just the same way that He shows grace and love to people today.
During Elisha’s life God allowed kings to rule over the two faithful tribes of Judah as well as the ten rebellious tribes of Israel. Some of the kings who ruled over Judah were very godly kings whose lives resulted in real blessing for the tribe of Judah. Sadly, however, the ten rebellious tribes of Israel never had a king who ruled over them who loved God and obeyed Him.
You may read about some of these kings in the chapters in 2 Kings listed above and also in the book of 2 Chronicles. The time finally came when Elisha died. A very wonderful thing happened after Elisha was buried. One day some men came to bury another man who had died. They put his body in the same sepulchre (grave) as Elisha was buried in. When the man’s body touched the bones of Elisha he came back to life.
After you rest and find the following verses, we will meet some of the godly kings of Judah as we continue on our journey through the Bible.
1. The Apostle Paul told Timothy that the strength he would need to live as a Christian could only be found in the ____________ that is in the Lord Jesus Christ. 2 Timothy 2:___
Thou
2. God promised wonderful ____________ to Abraham. Gentiles (people who are not Jews) can only receive this through the Lord Jesus.
Galatians 3:___
That
3. The disciples were amazed because the winds and sea ____________ the command of the Lord Jesus. Matthew 8:___
But
4. Mary the sister of Lazarus told the Lord that if He had been with them her brother would not have ____________ . John 11:___
Then
5. The rich young ruler wanted Jesus to tell him what he should do in order to inherit (obtain as a gift) eternal ____________ . Matthew 19:___
And