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Dec 13, 2021 10 min

I Can't Believe This

from P3: Prayer - Passion - Purpose Hosted by Jason Davis

Today, we are going to begin a series looking at some interesting characters in the Bible that are often overlooked or not given much attention. The first up is a guy by the name of Naaman. He was Commander of the Army of the King of Aram, and he has leprosy. This is an interesting story about a guy who goes to see the prophet Elisha, who he is told could help him, only to get frustrated with what is asked of him. When Naaman hears what he has to do to be healed, he gets angry because it is not what he expected. It is not how he envisioned it. Please take a moment and subscribe to this podcast and add it to your favorites...also please share this podcast with others and help me spread the power of God's Word to as many people as possible. If you would like to support this podcast or make a contribution you can do so by following the link below…Thank you and God Bless!!! Support the show

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Today, we are going to begin a series looking at some interesting characters in the Bible that are often overlooked or not given much attention. The first up is a guy by the name of Naaman. He was Commander of the Army of the King of Aram, and he has leprosy. This is an interesting story about a guy who goes to see the prophet Elisha, who he is told could help him, only to get frustrated with what is asked of him. When Naaman hears what he has to do to be healed, he gets angry because it is n...

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