See what Namaã left in the Jordan River 9

Luis Alberto Alves The fourth dip of Namaan was for him to get rid of the spirit of “harlotry”, for he shared the same idolatry as the king of Syria, who did not serve the Lord. In this case, how many times people prostitute themselves with the god money, consumerism, alcohol, pornography, drugs. Prostitution in the spirit world is engaging in things displeasing to the Lord, such as idolatry, using that to replace God. His fifth dive was to remove “selfishness” from his soul and spirit. Since leprosy is a contagious disease, when Namaan received the news that he could be cured in Israel, he did not think of other soldiers who might have the same disease. He thought only of himself, like the selfish person who always leaves other people in the background. Namaã's sixth dive was to remove his “vanity”. This detail is visible in the choice of ten fine garments he chose to take to Israel. It is not written in this biblical text that he would take ten pieces of Syrian army captain's uniforms. Most of the time, people become slaves to vanity, leaving the spiritual in the background. Luís Alberto Alves is a pastor.