<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/9d/ed/28/mountsinailansdowne/3000x3000_14816838.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />2 Kings 4, we find a woman who twice had a door shut in her face.  The first time the door was shut, it was to giving birth to a child. After a visit from Elisha, the prophet, that door was opened. The second time the door was shut, was when the child she gave birth to suddenly died in her arms.  However, she did not fret.  She layed the boy on the Prophet's bed because she expected him to live.

2 Kings 4, we find a woman who twice had a door shut in her face. The first time the door was shut, it was to giving birth to a child. After a visit from Elisha, the prophet, that door was opened. The second time the door was shut, was when the child she gave birth to suddenly died in her arms. However, she did not fret. She layed the boy on the Prophet's bed because she expected him to live.

<br>2 Kings 4, we find a woman who twice had a door shut in her face.  The first time the door was shut, it was to giving birth to a child. After a visit from Elisha, the prophet, that door was opened. The second time the door was shut, was when the child she gave birth to suddenly died in her arms.  However, she did not fret.  She layed the boy on the Prophet's bed because she expected him to live.

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