El ciclo de Eliseo como fuente para una espiritualidad comprometida. Una pequeña sierva, dos desgraciadas mujeres y cuatro leprosos valientes (2Re5-7,20)

Abstract

The stories of the prophet Elisha contained in 2Kings 5:1-27 and 6:24-7:20 have an enormous potential as models of social  transformation for our changing, multicultural and interconnected society. The article analyses the units of Naaman the Aramean and  the Samaria site, focusing mainly on the secondary characters, their relevance for the development of the plot and their  countercultural actions. With this, it tries to signify characters and situations that usually go unnoticed and propose them as models  for similar realities of today. In addition, the study offers guidelines on how to deal with the violence of these stories and extract from them keys for spirituality and for social construction.