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2 Kings 5:20-24
But Gehazi, the servant of Elisha the man of God, said, Behold, my master has spared Naaman this Syrian, in not receiving at his hands that which he brought: but, as the LORD lives, I will run after him, and take somewhat of him.
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What is the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy? | GotQuestions.org

Should we allow false teachers into our home? | GotQuestions.org

What does the Bible mean when it says not to touch God's anointed? | GotQuestions.org

Falsehood: Dictionary and Thesaurus | Clyx.com

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Falsehood

Falsehood in Accusing Ahimelech of Conspiring With David Against Himself

Falsehood in Deceiving Eve

Falsehood in Denying to the King of Gerar, That She Was Abraham's Wife

Falsehood in False Professions to Absalom

Falsehood in Falsely Accusing Jesus of Being Gluttonous and a Winebibber (A Wino)

Falsehood in his Deceitful Counsel to Absalom

Falsehood in his False Pretensions to Jesus

Falsehood in Impugning Job's Motives for Being Righteous

Falsehood in Refusing to Bear Truthful Testimony Concerning John the Baptist

Falsehood of Adonijah

Falsehood of Jeroboam's Wife

Falsehood of Shimei

Falsehood: Aaron, in Attempting to Shift Responsibility for the Making of the Golden Calf

Falsehood: Abraham, in Denying That Sarah Was his Wife

Falsehood: Adam and Eve, in Attempting to Evade Responsibility

Falsehood: Ananias and Sapphira Falsely State That They had Sold Their Land for a Given Sum

Falsehood: Cain, in Denying Knowledge of his Brother

Falsehood: David in Feigning Madness

Falsehood: David Lied to Ahimelech

Falsehood: David's Other Deceits With the Philistines

Falsehood: Ehud

Falsehood: Falsely Accusing Jesus of Blasphemy, when he Forgave Sin

Falsehood: Gehazi, when he Ran After Naaman

Falsehood: General Scriptures Concerning

Falsehood: Haman, in his Conspiracy Against the Jews

Falsehood: Hazael

Falsehood: Herod the Great, to the Wise Men, in Professing to Desire to Worship Jesus

Falsehood: Isaac, Denying That Rebekah Was his Wife

Falsehood: Jacob's Sons, in the Scheme to Destroy the Shechemites by First Having Them Circumcised

Falsehood: Jehu Lied to the Worshipers of Baal in Order to Gain the Advantage Over Them and Destroy Them

Falsehood: Jeremiah's Adversaries, in Accusing Him of Joining the Chaldeans

Falsehood: Jeroboam's Wife, Feigning Herself to be Another Woman

Falsehood: Joseph, in the Deception he Carried on With his Brothers

Falsehood: Joseph's Brothers, in Deceiving Their Father Into a Belief That Joseph Was Killed by Wild Beasts

Falsehood: Michal, in the False Statement That David Was Sick, in Order to Save Him from Saul's Violence

Falsehood: Paul's Traducers, Falsely Accusing Him of Treason to Caesar

Falsehood: Peter, in Denying Jesus

Falsehood: Pharaoh, in Dealing Deceitfully With the Israelites

Falsehood: Potiphar's Wife, in Falsely Accusing Joseph

Falsehood: Princes of Israel, when They Went to Jeremiah for a Vision from the Lord

Falsehood: Rahab, in Denying That the Spies Were in Her House

Falsehood: Rebekah and Isaac, in the Conspiracy Against Esau

Falsehood: Samaritans, in Their Efforts to Hinder the Rebuilding of the Temple at Jerusalem

Falsehood: Sanballat in Trying to Obstruct the Rebuilding of Jerusalem

Falsehood: Saul

Falsehood: Sisera, Who Instructed Jael to Mislead his Pursuers

Falsehood: Stephen's Accusers, Who Falsely Accused Him of Blaspheming Moses and God

Falsehood: The Amalekite Who Claimed to Have Killed Saul

Falsehood: The Conspirators Against Naboth

Falsehood: The Cretans are Always Liars, Evil Beasts, Slow Bellies

Falsehood: The Disobedient Son, Who Promised to Work in the Vineyard, But did Not

Falsehood: The Falsehood of Friendship to Absalom That David Put in the Mouth of Hushai

Falsehood: The Old Prophet of Beth-El Who Misguided the Prophet of Judah

Falsehood: The Roman Soldiers, Who Said the Disciples Stole the Body of Jesus

Falsehood: The Wife of the Bahurimite Who Saved the Lives of Hushai's Messengers

Falsehood: To the Angels, Denying Her Derisive Laugh of Unbelief

Falsehood: Zedekiah, in Violating his Oath of Allegiance to Nebuchadnezzer

The Gibeonites, Ambassadors, in the Deception

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