Title: An Abundance of Living Water 

Subject: God's Spirit Given Without Measure
Summary: Richard Ritenbaugh, reflecting on the massive drought in the continental United States, observes that nothing makes one appreciate water like drought. Water has great metaphorical significance on the Last Great Day of the Feast, symbolizing God's Holy Spirit given without measure. Prefigured by the annual Jewish water ceremony, Jesus assures His followers that compared to the meager golden pitcher of water, He would provide rivers of living water. To the Samaritan woman, He suggests that Jacob's Well is paltry compared to the healing, living water of God's Holy Spirit flowing from the Rock. The water flowing from the Millennial Temple mirrors the outflowing of God's Holy Spirit, filling up the whole earth with the life-saving knowledge of God.

Keywords: Abundance of water Dead sea Drink Offering Eighth Day Ezekiel Flowing water Gatorade General call to salvation Great White Throne Judgment Jacob's well Last great eighth day Living water Millennium Outpouring of God's Holy Spirit Pool of Siloam Revelation Salt marsh Samaritan woman Seep well Water ceremony Yearnings of God Spirit