2 Kings 5:1referencesLuke 4:27
2 Kings 5:1 introduces Naaman, a leper who is healed by Elisha. In Luke 4:27, Jesus references Naaman's healing to illustrate God's grace extending beyond Israel.
Thematic focusGrace, Healing, God's Sovereignty.
Cross-References — 2 Kings 5
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2 Kings 5:10referencesJohn 9:7
In 2 Kings 5:10, Elisha instructs Naaman to wash in the Jordan River for healing. Similarly, in John 9:7, Jesus instructs the blind man to wash in the Pool of Siloam for healing, highlighting obedience and faith.
Thematic focusObedience, Faith, Healing.
2 Kings 5:14referencesMark 1:40-42
2 Kings 5:14 describes Naaman's cleansing from leprosy after following Elisha's instructions. In Mark 1:40-42, Jesus heals a leper, demonstrating His authority and compassion.
Thematic focusHealing, Cleansing, Authority of God.
2 Kings 5:15referencesActs 10:34-35
In 2 Kings 5:15, Naaman acknowledges the God of Israel as the only true God. Similarly, in Acts 10:34-35, Peter realizes that God shows no favoritism and accepts those who fear Him from every nation.
Thematic focusRecognition of God, Universality of God's Grace.
2 Kings 5:20-27referencesActs 8:18-23
2 Kings 5:20-27 recounts Gehazi's greed and deceit, resulting in his leprosy. In Acts 8:18-23, Simon the Sorcerer attempts to buy the Holy Spirit's power, revealing the dangers of greed and corruption.
Thematic focusGreed, Consequences of Sin, Integrity.