And one said, Be content, I pray thee, and go with thy servants. And he answered, I will go.
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Verse 3 is found in chapter 6 of 2 Kings. The sons of the prophets need a larger place and begin building near the Jordan. When one loses the iron head of a borrowed ax while cutting wood, Elisha intervenes and makes the iron float. The apparent insignificance of the problem is precisely part of the narrative point: God’s power is not restricted to wars, kings, or major national crises. The scene presents the prophet as attentive to a concrete loss within a small community. The miracle emphasizes the nearness of divine providence in ordinary needs.
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Compare 2 Kings 6:3 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Und einer sprach: Gehe lieber mit deinen Knechten! Er sprach: Ich will mitgehen.
Y dijo uno: Rogámoste que quieras venir con tus siervos. Y él respondió: Yo iré.
Et l'un d'eux dit: Consens à venir avec tes serviteurs. Il répondit: J'irai.
E uno di essi disse: Deh! piacciati venire co’ tuoi servitori. Ed egli disse: Io andrò.
E disse um: Serve-te de ires com os teus servos. E disse: Eu irei.
有一人說:「請你與僕人同去。」他說:「我可以去。」
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