34. Then he lay down on the boy, placing his mouth, eyes, and hands on the boy's mouth, eyes, and hands. As he lay stretched out over the boy, the boy's body started to get warm.
35. Elisha got up, walked about the room, and then went back and again stretched himself over the boy. The boy sneezed seven times, and then opened his eyes.
36. Elisha called Gehazi and told him to call the boy's mother. When she came in, he said to her, “Here's your son.”
37. She fell at Elisha's feet, with her face touching the ground; then she took her son and left.
38. Once, when there was a famine throughout the land, Elisha returned to Gilgal. While he was teaching a group of prophets, he told his servant to put a big pot on the fire and make some stew for them.
39. One of them went out in the fields to get some herbs. He found a wild vine, and picked as many gourds as he could carry. He brought them back and sliced them up into the stew, not knowing what they were.
40. The stew was poured out for the men to eat, but as soon as they tasted it they exclaimed to Elisha, “It's poisoned!” — and wouldn't eat it.
41. Elisha asked for some meal, threw it into the pot, and said, “Pour out some more stew for them.” And then there was nothing wrong with it.
42. Another time, a man came from Baal Shalishah, bringing Elisha twenty loaves of bread made from the first barley harvested that year, and some freshly-cut ears of corn. Elisha told his servant to feed the group of prophets with this,
43. but he answered, “Do you think this is enough for a hundred men?”Elisha replied, “Give it to them to eat, because the Lord says that they will eat and still have some left over.”
44. So the servant set the food before them, and, as the Lord had said, they all ate and there was still some left over.