Naaman Coming Out Sungai

Naaman, the Syrian commander, stands in the waters of the Jordan River after obeying the word given through Elisha. Wrapped only in a simple cloth, he raises his hands in astonished gratitude as his servant waits on the riverbank holding his robe. The quiet river, reeds, and trees frame the moment of healing described in 2 Kings 5, when Naaman humbled himself and dipped seven times as the prophet instructed. His restored flesh reveals the mercy of God working through obedient faith rather than military rank, wealth, or outward ceremony. This Old Testament scene is well suited for teaching themes of humility, healing, repentance, obedience, and the Lord’s power to cleanse.