Gechazi selfishly takes some of Naaman's gifts for himself, and ruins Elisha's achievement.

Elisha cures an enemy general from his leprosy, and teaches him a great lesson about monotheism.

Elisha performs more miracles and feeds the disciples.

A great miracle performed by Elisha goes terribly wrong, but Elisha once again follows his mentor Elijah's lead and he revives a dead boy.

Elisha performs a miracle and saves a widow and her children from a terrible fate.

A miracle saves the three allied armies and they successfully crush the Moabites. The battle ends with a frightening human sacrifice and the people of Israel retreat.

Three kingdoms ally themselves and set out to pout down a Moabite rebellion. However, they run into a logistical problem that forces them to ask the prophet Elisha for help.

Elijah's disciple Elisha follows in his master's footsteps. We are impressed by his miracles, but troubled by his wrath.

We read of the ascent of Elijah "into the heavens" and the end of his remarkable "first" career.

King Ahaziah falls ill and he sends messengers to a Phillistine god. Elijah is sent to let him know that he should've petitioned the God of Israel. Ahaziah thus meets an untimely end.