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    Wells of Salvation

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    Post by csd9013 Sat 09 Jan 2016, 8:24 am

    “With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” —Isaiah 12:3

    When people drill holes deep into the earth, it is normally for pulling up core samples of rock, accessing oil, or finding water. 

    In Isaiah 12, we learn that God wanted His people, who were living in a spiritual desert as well as a geographical desert, to discover His “wells of salvation.” The prophet Isaiah compared God’s salvation to a well from which the most refreshing of all waters can be drawn. After many years of turning their back on God, the nation of Judah was destined for exile as God allowed foreign invaders to conquer the nation, scattering the people. Yet, said the prophet Isaiah, a remnant would eventually return to their homeland as a sign that God was with them (Isa. 11:11-12). 

    Isaiah 12 is a hymn, praising God for His faithfulness in keeping His promises, especially the promise of salvation. Isaiah encouraged the people that deep in God’s “wells of salvation” they would experience the cool water of God’s grace, strength, and joy (vv. 1-3). This would refresh and strengthen their hearts and cause praise and gratitude to God (vv. 4-6). 

    God wants each of us to discover through confession and repentance the deep, cool waters of joy found in the everlasting well of His salvation. —Marvin Williams

    What will you do to draw deeply from God’s well to find His joy, refreshment, and strength? 


    The wells of God’s salvation never run dry.

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