When He was crucified and resurrected, the liv
When He was crucified and resurrected, the liv ing water flowed out of Him and into us in order to quench our thirst. At the last day of your feast— at the end of your rejoicing and enjoyment when you still feel thirsty—you must come to this Jesus and receive the living water to quench your thirst.
There was a young lady who lived in a very wealthy family. She sought enjoyment continu ally. Once she attended a dancing party with the highest class of people in England. She enjoyed it very much and had a wonderful time. After the party was over, she came home. As she was tak ing off her dancing garments, she felt so thirsty. She threw away all of her dancing garments and shoes, exclaiming, "How can these things help me!" After rejoicing in all of her enjoyments, she still felt very thirsty. Then an inner voice whis pered within her, "You must pray to God." But she said to herself, "I do not believe that there is a God, how can I pray to Him?" But the voice continued to whisper, "Just try to say something to God. Say: 'God, if there is a God, just satisfy me.'" Finally, she prayed in such a way. The very next day her whole life was changed. She was satisfied. Her thirst was quenched by the living water given by the Lord.
If you study the biographies of the saints, you