Naaman's Captive Servant Girl

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Naaman's Captive Servant Girl

Naaman's Captive Servant Girl (descriptive)The Little Girl from the Land of Israel (descriptive)

The unnamed young Israelite girl carried off by Syrian raiders who waited on Naaman's wife — and whose single sentence of faith ('Would that my lord were with the prophet who is in Samaria!') set Naaman's healing in motion.

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Historical Era The Divided Kingdom

Featured In Season 12

Key Passage 2 Kings 5:2–4

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The land of Israel (taken captive to Damascus in Syria)

2 Kings 5:2

Though kidnapped into enemy territory, she carried the truth of God with her and spoke life over her captor — showing that no circumstance is too small or unfair for God to use.

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Kidnapped from her home in Israel by marauding Syrian bands and forced to serve the wife of the very general whose army had raided her land (2 Kings 5:2), this unnamed young girl refused to let bitterness silence her witness. Seeing her master's incurable leprosy, she spoke to her mistress with compassionate faith: 'Would that my lord were with the prophet who is in Samaria! He would cure him of his leprosy' (2 Kings 5:3) — proving that a captive child's testimony can move two thrones and heal a general.

How Students Search & Remember Naaman's Captive Servant Girl:

“little girl who told naaman's wife about elisha”“captive servant girl from israel in 2 kings 5:2-3”“unnamed girl who helped naaman get healed of leprosy”

ESV Scripture Index:

2 Kings 5:2–4

Season 12 • Episode 1 Storytime Figure 2 Kings 5 • Ephesians 6

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