2 Kings 2:18 Meaning and Explanation
“And when they came again to him, (for he tarried at Jericho,) he said unto them, Did I not say unto you, Go not?”
King James Version (KJV)
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Read Full Chapter →When the disciples return empty-handed, Elisha reminds them that he had already told them not to go, vindicating his earlier refusal.
The Context of 2 Kings 2:18
After three days of fruitless searching, the fifty disciples return to Jericho where Elisha has remained. Elisha gently rebukes them for not trusting his initial refusal.
How to Apply 2 Kings 2:18 Today
When those who walk closely with God speak a word of caution or refusal, we are wise to heed it. Experience often confirms what faith must accept before seeing.
Frequently Asked Questions About 2 Kings 2:18
What does 2 Kings 2:18 mean?
When the disciples return empty-handed, Elisha reminds them that he had already told them not to go, vindicating his earlier refusal.
What is the context of 2 Kings 2:18?
After three days of fruitless searching, the fifty disciples return to Jericho where Elisha has remained. Elisha gently rebukes them for not trusting his initial refusal.
How can I apply 2 Kings 2:18 today?
When those who walk closely with God speak a word of caution or refusal, we are wise to heed it. Experience often confirms what faith must accept before seeing.