And that, that just makes me a little bit more upset.

You know what I mean?

I told you I was vex.

I was like, at this, like, as you read this story, all I'm thinking is that Lord, at the end of this, this man better get caught.

Okay, something needs to happen here because what on earth?

Yeah. What on earth? I'm Dean Cullinane, and you're listening to Why They Did That,

a show that explores the motivations of biblical characters

and how their choices can guide yours.

One of the best things about hosting a podcast is meeting new people, hearing their stories and building new friendships.

But it really is an awesome experience when you get to sit down with someone that's already a friend.

Someone whose story you've witnessed for years and, quite frankly frankly someone you're proud to say is like a

brother. Our guest on today's show is Elijah Ramjutan, originally from Canada and a fellow

theology student of whom I had the privilege of graduating with last year in the midst of a global

pandemic. So we did it on Zoom. Elijah is passionate about

Bible study, about teaching the lessons of Scripture, whether that be through preaching

the word or through writing, both of which are gifts that God has clearly blessed him with.

Now we get requests all the time as to which characters you all would like

us to delve into. And today's character hasn't been asked for even once. Ghezai is one of those

Bible characters that you may not be instantly familiar with. He's of course not a Moses or an

Abraham or a David or Job. Once you hear his

story, I promise you'll never forget it. The premise is simple. In 2 Kings 5, we are introduced

to Naaman, a great Syrian general that is plagued with leprosy. He is providentially pointed to the prophet

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