In This Series
- The Repetition of Human Pride (2 Kings 1)
- Responses to the Voice of God (2 Kings 2)
- Hearing What We Want to Hear (2 Kings 3)
- Clinging to the Lord (2 Kings 4)
- Offended by God's Command (2 Kings 5)
- The Justifications of Greed (2 Kings 5)
- Miracles and Human Progress (2 Kings 6:1-7)
- Blindness and a Prayer for Vision (2 Kings 6:8-23)
- Desperate Times (2 Kings 6:24-7:20)
- Elisha Wept at the Warning (2 Kings 8:1-15)
Series Info

Second Kings (10)
Sunday, May 01, 2022
Blindness and a Prayer for Vision (2 Kings 6:8-23)

Chase Replogle
Pastor
The Syrians thought they finally had Elisha surrounded. Even Elisha’s servant began to panic. But Elisha saw what others could not. He prayed for his servant and his eyes were opened. He could suddenly see the heavenly army surrounding the Syrians.
Blindness and sight are recurring Biblical images. We come to recognize that though we see, we can be blind to so much of the truth. We pray for God to open our eyes as well.