[LearsFool]

No, not trying to lead you down a rabbit trail. Just wanting you to think this through carefully. :-)

If I read you right, you understand that in order for Naaman’s leprosy to be cured, he needed to dip in the Jordan by God’s command. He had to do what God said, in the way God said, for the purpose God said.

Otherwise, he’d have just been taking a dip in the crick. Whatcha think?

[Resettozero]

No, not trying to lead you down a rabbit trail. Just wanting you to think this through carefully. :-) If I read you right, you understand that in order for Naaman’s leprosy to be cured, he needed to dip in the Jordan by God’s command. He had to do what God said, in the way God said, for the purpose God said. Otherwise, he’d have just been taking a dip in the crick. Whatcha think?

I think I don't see what Naaman's heeding or not heeding the word of God's prophet has to do with this thread's main topic. Your point is too vague and obscure for me to comprehend so far. But I bet it is a wonderful point for you to understand. I think we are not disagreeing on anything, though.