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Unit 3 • Kings and Kingdoms

Elisha

Serving faithfully and showing God’s compassionate power

Elisha left his old life to follow God’s call. Through his ministry, God helped families, healed the sick, guided kings, and showed compassionate care in both large and small needs.

Who Was Elisha?

The prophet who served and showed God’s care.

Elisha was plowing a field when Elijah placed his mantle on him as a sign of God’s call. Elisha left his work and served Elijah. When Elijah was taken to heaven, Elisha received responsibility as Israel’s prophet. God worked many miracles through him: purifying water, multiplying a widow’s oil, raising a child, feeding hungry people, healing Naaman, and recovering a borrowed axe head. Elisha also spoke God’s truth to kings and trusted God’s unseen protection.

Read Together

Read, listen, and explore the story

Read each KJV passage, open the matching NKJV audio book, then use the child-friendly retelling to help young readers understand what happened.

Each listening button opens the matching individual NKJV book link from TGCN’s Audio Bible page.

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Key Truth

God sees people’s needs, provides with compassion, and uses willing servants to bring truth, hope, and practical help.

The Story

God carries His promise forward.

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Leaving to serve

Elisha responded to God’s call, left his former work, and learned faithfully beside Elijah.

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Provision for a family

God multiplied a widow’s small amount of oil so she could pay her debt and protect her sons.

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Healing through humble obedience

Naaman had to set aside pride, follow simple instructions, and learn that Israel’s God alone could heal him.

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Seeing what fear could not see

When an army surrounded them, God revealed that His heavenly protection was already present.

What Can We Learn?

Truth for everyday life

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Service

Faithful ministry often begins by helping and learning.

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Compassion

God cares about spiritual needs and practical troubles.

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Humility

Naaman received healing when he stopped demanding his own way.

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Faith

God’s help is real even when our eyes cannot see it.

Memory Verse • KJV

“…Fear not: for they that be with us are more than they that be with them.”
2 Kings 6:16

Think About It

Wonder together

  1. How did Elisha respond when Elijah called him?
  2. What did the widow already have in her house?
  3. Why was Naaman initially angry?
  4. What did Elisha’s servant see when God opened his eyes?

Family Discussion

Bring the lesson home

Remember

Notice one practical need your family can help meet.

Practice

Talk about why simple obedience can feel difficult.

Respond

Repeat 2 Kings 6:16 when something feels frightening.

Activity

Overflowing Oil Kindness Jar

Draw or decorate a jar. Add paper drops naming practical acts of kindness your family can do for people in need.

You’ll need: a jar or paper jar shape, paper, and crayons or markers.

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Explore Together

Retell the adventure

Use the four reading cards above to retell Elisha’s story. Draw one picture for each moment.

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Elisha Activity Pack

Printables are coming soon

These numbered spaces are ready for original or properly licensed artwork and activities.

EL-001

Coloring Page

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EL-002

Story Sequence Activity

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EL-003

Promise Activity

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EL-004

Faith in Action Sheet

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EL-005

Word Search

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EL-006

Maze

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EL-007

Memory Verse Sheet

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EL-008

Family Discussion Page

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EL-009

Bible Truth Matching Game

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EL-010

Completion Certificate

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Prayer

Let’s pray together

Dear Heavenly Father, thank You for seeing every need. Make us willing servants who learn, help, and speak truth. Give us humility to obey simple instructions, compassion for hurting people, and faith to trust Your unseen protection. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Adventure Passport

Your journey through God’s story

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