Gehazis' Sin

As God heals Naaman of Leprosy, Gehazi is tempted to sin, what was his sin?

Does God hate some sin worse than others?

In this story it may seem as if God was especially harsh, what do you think?

Gehazi said "As the Lord Lives, I will run after him and get something..." As if suggesting that what he was doing was valid and acceptable, whats happening here?

Is there a noticeable pattern in this story? If so, what is it?

You can be a servant "in disguise", guard your heart!

We have a tendency to abuse Grace and have consequential misunderstandings of grace/forgiveness and Obedience, why and what is the issue?

Are God's commandments about behavioral modification? Quid pro Quo? Moral underpinnings of society? What are they for? 

How do you view your sin(s)?