Elisha guides a Shunammite woman to safety during a seven-year famine, and upon her return, the king ensures her possessions are restored. It emphasizes God's constant care for those who honor Him. The narrative shifts to the sick king of Aram, seeking Elisha's guidance through his servant Hazael. Elisha predicts the king's recovery but sheds tears as he foresees Hazael's future atrocities against God's people. This showcases the emotional burden of being a prophet, delivering joyful and sorrowful messages. Elisha's tears reveal the weight of delivering God's unchanging truths. The story concludes with Hazael's regicide and self-proclamation as king, signaling ominous times ahead. The narrative underscores the reliability of God's word, even in challenging moments, and encourages seeking guidance from His written Word.