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Elisha stands beside the Jordan with the sons of the prophets as a lost iron axehead rises upon the water. A young student leans toward the riverbank, reaching for the recovered tool, while another watches with the borrowed axe handle nearby. Felled trees and fresh stumps mark the work of building a larger dwelling place for the prophetic community.

The scene portrays the miracle recorded in 2 Kings 6, when a borrowed axehead fell into the river and the distressed student cried out to Elisha. The prophet cut a stick, threw it into the water, and the iron floated. The event reveals God’s care over ordinary labor, borrowed responsibility, and the needs of faithful servants. It is a strong visual for teaching on divine provision, stewardship, prophetic ministry, and the Lord’s power over creation.