In this passage we will see a Prophesy given by the Prophet Elisha. There will be four lepers who will be blessed. There will be one lord who will doubt the Word of the Lord. He will see the abundant blessings with his eyes, but will not be able to partake in it.

The theme of this message in 2 Kings 6 is Stay Focused. In the world we will find that discouragement is all around us. That is why we need to keep our eyes on Jesus.

In this chapter we learn about Naaman, the captain of the host of the king of Syria. He was a great man. He was honourable. He was a mighty man, but he had a problem that overshadowed everything else. He was a leper.

In this chapter we see the life and ministry of Elisha. Through his miracles it is clear that Elisha had a double portion of Elijah's spirit.

Should a righteous king join forces with an evil king? This is what happens in this chapter.

In this chapter we see Elijah is raptured, and Elisha takes his place as the Prophet of Israel.

2 Kings begins where 1 Kings ends. King Ahab is dead, and the nation of Israel and its king continues to not seek after the LORD God of Israel. Once again God sends Elijah the prophet and we will see who is the true God.

We come to the end of the book in this chapter by chapter study of 1 Kings. We also see in this chapter the end of King Ahab. His end would come as God had said.

In this chapter we will see the theft and murder of Naboth and his vineyard. God will not allow these evil deeds to go unpunished.

In this chapter we see King Benhadad of Syria threatening King Ahab and Israel. We also see how Ahab responds to this confrontation.