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2 Kings 4:1–7 Bible Word Search
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2 Kings 4
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“Now a certain woman of the wives of the sons of the prophets cried out to Elisha, saying, “Your servant my husband is dead. You know that your servant feared the LORD. Now the creditor has come to take for himself my…”

2 Kings 4:1

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About this Bible word search

This free online puzzle is based on 2 Kings 4:1–7 in the World English Bible. The word bank contains 30 passage-related words, and the default Easy puzzle starts with 15 words. Use the verse references for study, or print the worksheet for offline use.

Original-language word highlights

  • ELISHA

    Hebrew · אֱלִישָׁע · Strong’s H477 · Prophet living at the time of Divided Monarchy · High-confidence match
    2 Kings 4:1

Passage vocabulary

  • CONTAINERS
    2 Kings 4:3
  • CONTAINER
    2 Kings 4:6
  • NEIGHBORS
    2 Kings 4:3
  • CHILDREN
    2 Kings 4:1
  • CREDITOR
    2 Kings 4:1
  • PROPHETS
    2 Kings 4:1
  • ANOTHER
    2 Kings 4:6
  • BROUGHT
    2 Kings 4:5
  • CERTAIN
    2 Kings 4:1
  • FLOWING
    2 Kings 4:6
  • HERSELF
    2 Kings 4:5
  • HIMSELF
    2 Kings 4:1
  • HUSBAND
    2 Kings 4:1
  • NOTHING
    2 Kings 4:2
  • SERVANT
    2 Kings 4:1
  • STOPPED
    2 Kings 4:6
  • BORROW
    2 Kings 4:3
  • ELISHA
    2 Kings 4:1
  • EXCEPT
    2 Kings 4:2
  • FEARED
    2 Kings 4:1
  • POURED
    2 Kings 4:5
  • SAYING
    2 Kings 4:1
  • SLAVES
    2 Kings 4:1
  • ASIDE
    2 Kings 4:4
  • BRING
    2 Kings 4:6
  • CRIED
    2 Kings 4:1
  • EMPTY
    2 Kings 4:3
  • HOUSE
    2 Kings 4:2
  • WIVES
    2 Kings 4:1
  • WOMAN
    2 Kings 4:1

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Scripture text: World English Bible (WEB),
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matches are limited to high-confidence name and verse references.

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