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Most ViewedA Much Shrewder ManA Long Eye And A Short Eye He Thought The Lord Had Made A Mistake God Honored Her Faith Broke His Heart A Blank Check Faith The Man Born Blind And Joseph Of Arimathea Shot Up A Prayer No Physician Least ViewedThe Call Of MosesHerod And John The Baptist Needed Bolstering Up The Prophet Nehemiah Never Have Heard Of Not Able To Sleep Much What Is The Price Cost Them Too Much No Voice For The Son Of God Under Conviction |
Naaman The SyrianI wish to call your attention to one who was a great man in his own country, and very honorable; one whom the king delighted to honor. He stood high in position; he was captain of the host of the King of Syria; but he was a leper, and that threw a blight over his whole life. As Bishop Hall quaintly puts it, "The meanest slave in Syria would not have changed skins with him." Now you cannot have a better type of a sinner than Naaman was. I don't care who or what he is, or what position he holds--all men alike have sinned, and all have to bear the same burden of death. "All have sinned, and come short of the glory of God." All men must stand in judgment before God. What a gloom that throws over our whole life! "But he was a leper." There was Next: No Physician Previous: Told These Three Thousand Years
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