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John 4:14 But whosoever drinketh of the water that I shall give him shall never thirst; but the water that I shall give him shall be in him a well of water springing up into everlasting life.
  A lady has lived a hard life.  She is now trying to draw water from a well.  Jesus uses this opportunity to show her a spiritual lesson.  The person who comes to Jesus and accepts Him as Saviour will find salvation and a newness of life and a place in eternity with Jesus.  Just as water is necessary for our bodies, Jesus is necessary for our souls.  Just as physical thirst is quenched by water, the spiritual thirst in our soul is quenched by the presence of Jesus in our lives.  The shame, guilt, and heartaches of life cause great turmoil in our lives.  We just can't get away from them.  We try to ignore them.  We try to pretend they don't matter.  But they are still there, causing grief inside of us.  This was what happend to the woman at the well.  Jesus knew that.  She came to the well at the hottest time of the day, just to avoid the other women of the town.  She was dying of spiritual thirst.  She had trouble facing the world, her life was such a wreck.  She had little hope, until she met Jesus.  It took a while, but she finally understood what Jesus was talking about.  She was so excited that she didn't bother with the water.  There was something much more exciting!  She told everyone she could find about Jesus!  He could quench that spiritual thirst which had become so great in her life.  Is there something missing in your life?  Let someone tell you about Jesus.  The water He can give you springs up into everlasting life, a quality of life and a quantity of life that is very desirable--for eternity.