"Jesus And The Water Well Invitation!"

The vision unfolding.......

Scene One:

In the Spirit, I was brought above an old fashioned water well with its bucket hanging from a hook on the right side.  It was being held by a rope.  The base was constructed of the most high quality stones placed in perfect order.  The rim gleamed in the bright sunlight and appeared to be made of a precious gold metal.  The bucket was sculpted of an expensive bronze.

As I looked over the top, I saw a figure of someone standing directly behind it.  All of a sudden, my spirit bore witness.  "It was Jesus; for I had seen Him in times past."  He stepped up to the bucket, placed his hand upon its handle, and began drawing for water.

While winding down the bucket, He held a sparkling clear dipper in His left hand.  I heard a big splash, as the bucket smacked into the water below.

Scene Two:

Once again, I was looking at Jesus.  He began winding the rope to bring up the bucket.  He smiled, as He saw water splilling over its edges.  He transferred the dipper into His right hand and began to take a scoop of water.  He was fulfilling a mission from the Father.  He was sent to share His living water with our world's dry and thirsty souls.

In amazement, I looked to Jesus' left.  There were many lines of people.  I could hear voices.  Some complaining, while others waited with excitement and anticipation.  Jesus had come to share His living water.  (John 4:10,13,14)  (Rev. 7:17)

Scene Three:

All of a sudden, Jesus filled the dipper to overflowing.  He then reached out to hand it to the next person in line.  I couldn't see the face clearly, but I knew it was a man.  He took hold of the dipper, brought it to his lips, took a large swallow, and spit it into Jesus' face.  The spittle began trickling down His checks.

Immediately, overwhelming sadness came upon His face.  I could picture tears in His eyes.  His living water was rejected.  It was refused and cast aside.  I felt such a heaviness in my heart.  (Matthew 10:33)  (Matthew 7:26,27)  (John 12:48-50)

Scene Four:

Over a little more to Jesus' left, there was a large ridge.  I couldn't see over the top.  As I looked just above it, I could see a strange type of smoke.  I heard loud cries and screams of horror.  A large black angel stood guard.  The man who had spit at Jesus then approached.

He hadn't know his destination.  He looked at the angel.  He began yelling, "No, please, give me another chance!  Please God, I will repent of my sins.  I am sorry for not listening.  Please, please, help me, he excclaimed!"  It was too late!  Judgment time had come.  (Jude 23)  (Mark 9:44)  (Ezekiel 3:19)

Scene Five:

In the Spirit, I was once again just above the water well.  I looked down at Jesus.  He proceeded to wind down the bucket a second time.  I heard the loud splash, as the bucket smacked the water.  At precisely the right time, when the bucket was full, Jesus wound it up.

As He did for the first man,  He picked up the dipper.  He scooped into the bucket for water.  As He brought it out, He smiled; for it was spilling over.  The next person in line was signaled to approach Jesus.  The man had walked away.  This time, I noticed it was a young woman.

Jesus reached towards her with a dipper of water, just as she was reaching towards Him.  She took hold of it, looked at it with a beautiful smile on her face, and brought it to her lips.  All of a sudden, she took a large swallow with excitement and glee.  She knew about God's foundtain of living water.  She had accepted Jesus Christ as her personal Savior when given the invitation.  (John 3:16,l17)  (John 4:10)  (Isaiah 12:3)

Final Scene:

After she swallowed the water, I glanced towards Jesus' face.  I could feel His joy.  I could feel His excitement.  I could hear the angels of heaven rejoicing; for the young woman had accepted the living water.  It would forever quench her dry and thristy soul.

The young woman was motioned to go to Jesus' right.  She saw lights along a path.  Each side was lit up all the way over to a second ridge.  As she proceeded to its edge, a large white angel stood guard.  He looked up into her eyes and waived her to continue walking over the top.  I could hear the sound of many voices.

These voices were of people who had accepted Jesus Christ as their personal Savior.  They had accepted the living water which Jesus had offered during their personal invitation.

In Closing:

Dear internet friends, it is important to be ready.  It is vital to take heed to the warning provided in our Holy Bible.  As it says in the book of John, if we accept the living water, we will never thirst again.  Jesus Christ is the living water.

Jesus Christ will fill us to overflowing.  He will quench our thirst forever.  All mankind has to do is seek Him, while He may be found.  We mustn't turn Him away.  (I John 1:9)  Romans 8:9,10)  Romans 3:23)  (Romans 6:23)  (Acts 16:31)  (Eph. 2:8,9)  (Rev. 3:20)  (II Cor. 5:17)

God bless everyone who reads this vision.  Do check out the living water.  Do share the good news with others.  I am fulfilling my calling in the kingdom of God.  I believe, that I was shown this vision for a purpose.  It is to share it with others.  Oh taste and see, that the water is delicious!  You shall be most richly blessed!