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Go and visit this prophet, the King told him. I will give you an official letter to present to the King of Israel, to help explain the purpose of your visit. So Naaman started out on his journey, along with his servants. He took with him many gifts of silver, and even more gifts of gold, and also a gift of ten changes of clothing. Soon Naaman and his servants reached the palace of the King of Israel and Naaman, the Syrian commander, was ushered in before the King. The King took the letter Naaman handed to him and began reading out loud: The man bringing this letter is my servant Naaman. I want you to HEAL HIM OF HIS LEPROSY. When the King of Israel finished reading the letter, he TORE his clothes in anger and said to his servants, This man sends me a leper to heal! I know what the King of Syria is REALLY up to. He is only looking for a fight. Not long afterwards, Elisha the prophet heard what had happened in the palace and he sent a message to the King: Whats wrong? Why have you torn your clothes? Send this man to ME and I will see he learns that there is a true prophet of God here in Israel. So Naaman climbed back into his chariot and headed toward Elishas home. Soon he found himself standing at Elishas front door. To his amazement, Elisha never came to the door, but, instead, sent a messenger out to meet him. Go and wash in friday foster 1975 Jordan River seven times, Elishas servant said, and your skin will be cleaned, and you will be healed of your leprosy. Naaman became very angry and left the house in a RAGE! What did the little captive girl tell her mistress? What if she had kept that to herself? What happened when the king of Israel received the letter from the king of Syria? What did the Prophet Elisha tell Naaman he needed to do in order to be healed from his leprosy? When you find yourself in a situation that youre afraid will NEVER go away, instead of becoming angry and giving up, call out to God for help. I am the LORD that healeth thee Exodus 15:26b. Dear God, when I feel Im in a hopeless situation that will never change, instead of becoming angry and giving up, help me to call out to You for help. CAN YOU FIND THIS STORY IN THE BIBLE? Copyright 2010 by Barbara Wilmerton Haas. You may NOT re-post this Bible story. However, you may freely link to it, when they click on the link. To receive a new Bible story each week, enter your e-mail address under at You will be sent a message requesting confirmation of your subscription request. IMPORTANT! YOU MUST REPLY to this confirmation request to activate your subscription to this list. Last updated December 13, 20 Posted on November 9, 2010 at 11:00 PM Updated Thursday, Nov 11 at 2:58 PM HOUSTON Hundreds of water providers around the Gulf Coast region are providing their customers with drinking water that contains radioactive contaminants that raise health risks, according to state lab results and public friday foster 1975 scientists. The revelations came to light during a four-month KHOU-TV investigation, which examined thousands of state laboratory tests from water providers across Texas. The data, provided by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality TCEQ, ranged from 2004 to the present. The radiation was first discovered as a part of required testing, under federal regulations, of all drinking water provided by community water systems in America. In Texas, the Department of State Health Services provides an independent lab to test the water for potential contaminants of all kinds and forward results to both the water system and TCEQ. Much to the surprise of many people, hundreds of water companies along the Gulf Coast and all across Texas pump water with some amount of radiation inside. One particular type of radiation that popped up again and again in water provided by utilities all across Texas, was something called alpha radiation, which public health scientists say can be particularly problematic when consumed. The alpha particle this is the 800-pound gorilla of radioactive particles, said Dr. David Ozonoff, an environmental health professor and chair emeritus of the Boston University School of Public Health.