2 Kings 6:2
Please let us go to the Jordan, where each of us can get a log so we can build ourselves a place to live there." "Go," said Elisha.
Bible Study Questions and Answers
1. What is the meaning of 2 Kings 6:2?

2. How does 2 Kings 6:2 demonstrate the importance of community in God's work?

3. What does the request to "let us go to the Jordan" teach about initiative?

4. How can we apply the principle of seeking permission from leaders in 2 Kings 6:2?

5. In what ways does 2 Kings 6:2 encourage collaboration among believers today?

6. How does this verse connect with other biblical teachings on teamwork and unity?

7. What is the significance of building a place in 2 Kings 6:2 for the sons of the prophets?

8. How does 2 Kings 6:2 reflect the communal life of the prophets?

9. Why did the prophets choose the Jordan River area in 2 Kings 6:2?

10. What are the top 10 Lessons from 2 Kings 6?

11. 2 Kings 6:18-20: How could Elisha strike an entire enemy force with blindness and then restore their sight?

12. 2 Kings 6:24-29: Is there any historical or archaeological proof of Samaria's siege and reported cannibalism?

13. (2 Chronicles 17:6) How is the claim that Jehoshaphat removed high places consistent with other passages stating they persisted under various kings?

14. 2 Kings 6 overall: How do these grandiose miracles and supernatural events fit with the laws of nature and known history?
Discussion Questions
1. How does the community of the sons of the prophets reflect the importance of fellowship in your own spiritual journey?

2. In what ways can you take initiative in your spiritual growth, similar to the sons of the prophets seeking to build a place to live?

3. Who are the mentors or spiritual leaders in your life, and how can you seek their guidance more effectively?

4. What "Jordan River" moments have you experienced, where you felt a call to transformation or a new beginning in your faith?

5. How can you practice obedience and take action in response to God's leading in your life, as demonstrated by Elisha's response to the sons of the prophets?1. How does the miracle of the floating axe head demonstrate God's care for even the small problems in our lives?

2. What does the repeated thwarting of the Aramean king's plans tell us about God's omniscience?

3. How can Elisha's response to the Aramean army serve as a model for how we should treat our enemies today?

4. In the story of the siege of Samaria, how does the king of Israel's response to crisis contrast with Elisha's faith in God?

5. How does Elisha's faith inspire you to trust God in your personal circumstances?

6. What can we learn from the heavenly vision of chariots and horses given to Elisha's servant?

7. How can Elisha's insights into the plans of the enemy be translated into spiritual warfare today?

8. How does the incident with the Aramean army illustrate the concept of "loving your enemy"?

9. How does the story of Elisha help us understand the role of prophets in the Old Testament and how does it relate to the concept of prophecy today?

10. How might we open our spiritual eyes to see God's divine protection in our lives?

11. How can we respond in faith, like Elisha, when faced with personal threats or challenges?

12. How does the interplay between the physical and spiritual realms in this chapter influence your understanding of spiritual warfare?

13. How does God's intervention in the battle strategies of Israel encourage you to seek His guidance in your decisions?

14. How can you apply Elisha's trust in God's provision to your life today, especially in times of scarcity?

15. What does the narrative of the siege of Samaria teach us about blame and responsibility in times of crisis?

16. How can we discern God's voice and guidance in the midst of conflict, as Elisha did?

17. How does Elisha’s prophecy about the end of the famine in Samaria demonstrate God’s control over circumstances?

18. How does the chapter inform your understanding of God's sovereignty in political and military matters?

19. How might we cultivate an attitude of mercy and kindness towards our adversaries, as modeled by Elisha?

20. How does Elisha’s faith and reliance on God’s power challenge your own faith journey?

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