A Syrian army chief of the tenth century B.C.E., during the reigns of Jehoram of Israel and Ben-hadad II of Syria. Naaman, ‘a great, valiant, mighty man held in esteem,’ was the one by …

A Syrian army chief of the tenth century B.C.E., during the reigns of Jehoram of Israel and Ben-hadad II of Syria. Naaman, ‘a great, valiant, mighty man held in esteem,’ was the one by …

In the land of Syria, there was a little Israelite girl who was far away from her home. She had been taken from her family by the Syrian army, and now she was a servant to the wife of an army …

Naamán es un importante jefe del ejército de Siria. Está acostumbrado a mandar y a que sus soldados le obedezcan. Pero entonces descubre que tiene lepra, una horrible enfermedad de …

La Biblia no da ningún detalle sobre cómo o por qué se utilizó a Naamán para salvar a Siria. Una posibilidad es que hubiese encabezado las fuerzas sirias que resistieron con éxito el intento …

Naaman, ‘a great, valiant, mighty man held in esteem,’ was the one by whom “Jehovah had given salvation to Syria.” The Bible gives no details as to how or why Naaman was used to bring this …

En la tierra de Siria, había una niña israelita que vivía muy lejos de su casa y su familia. El ejército sirio se la había llevado, y ahora era sirvienta de la esposa de un jefe del ejército …

Naaman is an important Syrian military commander. She is taken to Syria, where she becomes the servant of the wife of Naaman, the Syrian army chief. ... Naaman has a bad disease called …

Naaman has leprosy. An Israelite girl gives him the best advice, but his pride nearly keeps him from listening. How are Elisha and Gehazi involved in the story?

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