How can one sentence give a man his life back? That’s what we find happening in the story of Captain Naaman and his wife’s servant girl. She is nameless but not unknown. We meet her as the servant of Mrs. Naaman in 2 Kings 5. Her husband is the commander-in-chief for the king of Aram (present-day Syria). But he has a problem. He has contracted leprosy. Was it really the disfiguring, life-threatening, flesh-eating disease we connect with leprosy? Does it matter if that’s