Elisha (Part IV)

What miracle did Elisha perform for Naaman?

• Elisha healed Naaman of leprosy.

• Elisha cursed Naaman with blindness.

• Elisha turned Naaman into a prophet.

• Elisha made Naaman rich.

How did Naaman react to his leprosy before meeting Elisha?

• Naaman was overjoyed to have leprosy.

• Naaman felt indifferent about his condition.

• Naaman reacted with despair and frustration.

• Naaman sought immediate medical treatment for his leprosy.

What did Elisha tell Naaman to do to be healed?

• Drink water from the Jordan River.

• Offer a sacrifice to the gods.

• Wash in the Jordan River seven times.

• Pray for healing at the temple.

What was the result of Naaman dipping in the Jordan River?

• Naaman was turned into a statue.

• Naaman was cursed for his actions.

• Naaman became a great warrior.

• Naaman was healed of his leprosy.

Who was the widow that Elisha helped with oil?

• The widow of a merchant.

• The widow of a farmer.

• The widow of a prophet.

• The widow of a king.

What did Elisha tell the widow to do with her oil?

• Elisha told the widow to pour her oil into empty vessels.

• Elisha advised the widow to mix her oil with water.

• Elisha told the widow to sell her oil immediately.

• Elisha instructed the widow to throw away her oil.

How did the widow's oil miracle help her family?

• The miracle turned the oil into gold coins.

• The miracle provided the widow with a new home.

• The miracle allowed her sons to travel abroad.

• The miracle helped the widow's family by providing financial relief and preventing the loss of her sons.

What did Elisha do to make the axe head float?

• He threw a stick into the water.

• He poured oil into the water.

• He used a magnet to attract the axe head.

• He prayed for the axe head to float.

Why was the floating axe head significant?

• It represents a historical artifact from ancient times.

• It symbolizes God's power and provision.

• It was used as a tool for farming and agriculture.

• It signifies the importance of craftsmanship in society.

What was Elisha's prophecy about the famine in Samaria?

• Elisha prophesied that the famine would end and food would be sold for a shekel.

• Elisha said that the famine would lead to a war in Samaria.

• Elisha claimed that food prices would rise significantly.

• Elisha predicted a longer famine with no end in sight.