Older Testament 2nd Kings chapter 6 of 25 (33 verses.)
One day the prophet-men say to EliShua {El's-Salvation}, “Look. The place where we live with you is too small for us.
—So please, let's move to [the] Jordan [river valley]. Each of us men [will] haul a [roof] beam. Let's make a [monastery] there where we can live.” [ELishua] answers, “Y'all go.”
But one [of the prophets] says, “Please, [don't abandon us]. Yield. Come with [us]. [We’re] your loyalists.” So [EliShua] answers, “OK, I'll go.”So [EliShua] travels with the [prophets' caravan]. Finally they arrive in [the] Jordan [river valley]. There they chop down trees [to make building lumber].
One [of the prophets raises his axe] to chop a tree. The axe head flies off into the river. [The axe-man] wails, “Oh no!” He [begs EliShua], “Master, [help]! [I] borrowed that axe-head! [And I don't have the money to pay to replace it!]” 
So [EliShua] the man of Elohim asks, “Where did [the ax-head] fall?” The [chopper] points [ELishua] to the [middle of the river]. Then [EliShua] cuts down a stick. He throws it into the [river]. Suddenly the iron floats [to the surface]! So [EliShua] says, “Pick it up.” The [chopper] reaches out his hand. He grabs [the floating ax-head], 😇!
Soon Syria's king [marches his army] to war against Israel. He counsels with his advisors to choose [secret] place[s] to [pitch his] war-camp[s]. So [EliShua] (the man of Elohim) sends [his helper] to Israel’s king [JAHoram], warning, “Watch out. Don't approach [such and such secret location], because the Syrian [hordes] invaded [and camped there].” So the king of Israel sends [his spies] to the places the man of Elohim warns him [to avoid]. This saves [the Israeli king's life] again and again.So the heart of Syria's king gets panic-stricken over [his failed war-plans]. So he summons his servants. He asks them, “Can [none] of you [worthless advisors] expose the [spy working] for the king of Israel?” A servant of [Syria's king] says, “There's no [spy here,] my lord, O king. EliShua {El's-Salvation}, the prophet in Israel, tells Israel's king the words you speak in your bedchamber!” 
So [Syria's king growls], “Go spy out [EliShua's] location. I'll send [soldiers to arrest] him [and drag him here].’ A [watchman] says, “I [recently] saw [EliShua] in Dothan.” So [the Syrian Emperor] sends horses and chariots and a huge army [80km southwest to capture EliShua]. They approach the [north Israeli] city [of Dothan] by night. They completely surround it.
[The next morning, EliShua] (the man of Elohim) gets up early. He walks outside. He sees the [Syrian] army surrounding [Dothan] city with horses and chariots! [EliShua's] servant [whines] to him, “Oh no, my master! How will we [get out of this]?!”
[EliShua] answers, “Never fear. There are more [angels fighting] for us than there are [demons fighting for our enemies].” Then EliShua prays, saying, “YHVH, please, open [my helper's] eyes, so he can see.” So YHVH opens the [spiritual] eyes of the young man. Wide-eyed, he sees the mountain full of [angelic] horses and chariots of fire surrounding EliShua! Then the [Syrian army] charges down to [kill EliShua]! So EliShua prays to YHVH, “Please strike these [soldiers temporarily] blind.” So [YHVH] honors EliShua's request. He strikes the [Syrian army] with blindness, 😇! Then EliShua [sends a telepathic message] to the [Syrian General], “This isn't the road [you're looking for]! The city isn't here! Follow me. I'll take you to the man you seek.” Then [EliShua] leads the [blind army 12 miles south across north Israel] to Samaria! [The sightless Syrian army] enters Samaria {Sanctuary}. EliShua prays, “YHVH, open the eyes of these [soldiers], so they can see.” So YHVH opens their eyes. They see, drop-jawed, they're in the middle of Samaria!
The king of Israel sees the [Syrian army]. He begs EliShua, “Father, [will you let] me strike the [Syrians]? Can I kill them?”
[ELiSHua] answers, “Don't strike them. Would you strike [prisoners] you've taken captive with your sword and bow? [No!] Set food and water before [your enemies], so they can eat and drink, and [gain strength to] return to their master.” So the [king of Israel] prepares a great [feast] for [the Syrian army]. They eat and drink. Then [the king of Israel] sends the [Syrians home]. They return to their sovereign. After that, the [raiding] bands of [Highland] Syria stop invading the land of Israel. 
Eventually Syria's king dies. Then his successor (Ben-Hadad {Son-Of-Ferocity}) musters his army. He marches uphill [southwest ~100km into north Israel]. He besieges [its capitol city,] Samaria. The siege produces a deadly famine in Samaria. The [starvation grows] so horrific that a donkey's head sells for 80 pieces of silver. And 1/2 pint of pigeon poop [sells] for 5 pieces of silver! [One day] the king of Israel walks [his] rounds on the [fortress] wall. [He eyes the horde of Syrian attackers below.] A woman cries to him, begging, “Help, my lord, O king.” The king [groans], “If YHVH doesn't help you, from where [am I going to get] help [for] you? Out of [Israel's empty] threshing-floors? Out of [our nation's empty] wine-presses?” Then the king asks her, “What's your dilemma?” She answers, “A woman said to me, ‘Give [up] your son, so we can eat him today. Then we'll eat my son tomorrow.’ So we boiled my son. We ate him. Then, the next day, I said to her, ‘Surrender your son, so we can eat him.’ But she hid her son!”
As the king hears the words of this [starving] woman, he rips his clothes. [Screaming in desperation,] he [staggers] further down the wall. The people look [up]. [Slack-jawed,] they see the [king], his skin covered in sackcloth.
Then [Israel's king] says, “[I pray that] Elohim [feeds my body to the peasants,] and worse, if the head of EliShua {El's-Salvation} the son of Shaphat {Judge} stands on his neck tonight!” The king sends out his [assassin]. Meanwhile, EliShua {El's-Salvation} sits in his sanctuary. The elders sit with him. Before the [killer] arrives at [the sanctuary], [Elishua] says to the elders, “Do you see how this son of a murderer sent [an assassin] to rip off my head? Look. When the [assassin] comes, shut the door. Keep him locked [outside] the door. [I hear] the sound of his sovereign's feet chasing him!”
While [EliShua] talks with the [elders, he hears] the [king (behind the assassin) storming] down to [the sanctuary, screaming], “Look! This evil [famine] came from YHVH. So why should I wait any longer for YHVH [to save us]? [I'm gonna kill YAH's prophet. Then maybe another god will provide us food!]”