Elisha’s Miracles – God’s Power at Work Through a Prophet

Elisha stands surrounded by people he helped

Elisha Was a Kind Prophet

Elisha loved God and helped people.
He followed Elijah, a strong prophet before him.

God gave Elisha special power to do good things.
People came to him when they needed help.

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Oil That Didn’t Run Out

One day, a poor widow cried to Elisha.
She had nothing but a small jar of oil.

Elisha told her, “Go borrow empty jars. Lots of them.”

She poured the oil—and it kept flowing!
Every jar was filled. She sold the oil and was safe.

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A Boy Comes Back to Life

A kind woman gave Elisha a room to rest.
One day, her son became very sick—and died.

Elisha prayed and lay near the boy.
The boy opened his eyes and sat up!

The mother was full of joy.

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A Bad Soup Made Good

During a famine, someone made soup with wild plants.
But the soup was bad—it could make people sick.

Elisha took some flour. He tossed it into the pot.
He prayed to God.

The soup was safe—and everyone ate!

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What Can We Learn?

Elisha used God’s power to help, not to show off.
He cared about widows, sick kids, and hungry people.

God still helps people through love and care.

Would you use your gifts to help someone today?

Moral of the Story

God cares for everyone.
Elisha used God’s power to help those in need, not to be famous.

Bible Verse for Kids

2 Kings 4:43 – “Give it to the people to eat.”

God used Elisha to feed and heal others.

More Stories: Bible Gateway – 2 Kings 4 – chapter with Elisha’s miracles

FAQs

Q1: Who was Elisha?

Elisha was a prophet who did many miracles through God’s power.

Q2: What is a miracle?

A miracle is something amazing only God can do.

Q3: What kind of miracles did Elisha do?

He healed people, made food last, and even raised a boy from the dead.

Q4: Who helped Elisha do these miracles?

God gave Elisha the power to do them.

Q5: Why did Elisha do miracles?

To help others and show that God is real.

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