Naaman (Syrian living at the time of Divided Monarchy)

Naaman was the commander of the Aramean army, a respected and successful general who also had leprosy, and it was a captured Israelite servant girl who first told him a prophet in Samaria could heal him. Naaman nearly walked away insulted when Elisha simply sent word for him to wash seven times in the Jordan River rather than perform some dramatic ritual in person, but his servants talked him into trying it, and he came out of the water completely healed. He tried to pay Elisha, who refused any reward, and Naaman left declaring his new faith in Israel's God, while Elisha's own servant Gehazi secretly chased Naaman down for a payment and was struck with the leprosy Naaman had just been cured of.