Well
<<water supply>>
As a reliable source of water was a necessity for people and livestock wells were a focal point of ancient societies. People camped near them or built cities adjacent to them. A well needed an underground source of water, requiring effort to initially dig down to the water supply, then the ongoing toil to lift the water to the surface (Ex 15:27; Jn 4:6,7,11). This is in contrast to a spring continually gushing water that is available with minimal effort.
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of living water” (Jn 4:14, 7:38). From the divine supply within (because of the Holy Spirit’s presence), we are refreshed and then we become channels
through which the life-giving water can flow out to bless others. God spoke to Isaiah saying “With joy you will draw water from the wells of
salvation”
– like water, salvation is life-giving and sustaining (Isa 12:3).
See also: channel, springs, water.
<<healthy>>
Relating to a person's physical condition, free or recovered from illness.
See also: healing, health, well being.