Concept:The healing of Naaman teaches that God's mercy and power are available to all people, no matter their nationality or position.
Explanation:Naaman was a Syrian army commander who suffered from leprosy.
A young Israelite servant girl told his wife about the prophet Elisha in Israel.
Naaman went to Israel, where Elisha sent him to wash seven times in the River Jordan.
At first, Naaman was angry, but he later obeyed.
When he washed in the Jordan, he was completely healed.
Naaman was a foreigner, yet the God of Israel showed him mercy.
This proves that God is not only the God of Israel but also cares for everyone.
The central lesson is that God's mercy and grace are universal.
Answer:A. God's mercy applies to all.