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Considering the cultural and religious context of the time, what is the most likely reason Naaman, a Syrian army commander, initially questioned Elisha's instruction to wash seven times in the Jordan River to cure his leprosy (2 Kings 5:11-12)?
A
Naaman believed that only the most powerful prophets could perform such miracles, and he doubted Elisha's abilities due to his humble appearance.
B
Naaman expected a more elaborate and impressive ritual befitting his status and the severity of his condition, finding the simplicity of the instruction insulting.
C
Naaman was concerned about the potential side effects of immersing himself in the Jordan River, fearing it might worsen his condition.
D
Naaman was a monotheist and refused to worship any god other than his own, viewing Elisha's request as a form of idolatry.
Reference:
2 Kings 5:11-12
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