2Ki 4:39-41 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for 2Kgs 4:39-41: 4:39-41 The men immediately recognized that the young man’s wild gourds were poisonous ; they did not want to be poisoned or to waste the stew during a famine, so they turned to Elisha for help. The flour was a tangible symbol of God’s miraculous provision of food.

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‏ 2 Kings 4:39-41

Summary for 2Kgs 4:39-41: 4:39-41 ^a The men immediately recognized that the young man’s wild gourds were poisonous; they did not want to be poisoned or to waste the stew during a famine, so they turned to Elisha for help. The flour was a tangible symbol of God’s miraculous provision of food.