Concept:Naaman, the Syrian army commander, was the famous leper healed in the Bible.
Explanation:The story is found in 2 Kings 5.
Naaman was commander of the army of the king of Aram.
He suffered from leprosy, a serious skin disease.
He was told to visit Elisha, the man of God in Israel, for healing.
Elisha instructed him to wash in the River Jordan seven times.
Naaman obeyed and was completely healed of his leprosy.
Elisha was the prophet who performed the healing, not the leper himself.
Joab was David's military commander, and Dan does not fit this account.
Therefore, only Naaman matches the description of the man who had leprosy.
Answer:B. Naaman