关于此主题的圣经经文 Well
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Wells in scripture are more than just sources of water; they represent spiritual nourishment, community, and God's provision. These passages invite us to reflect on the Living Water Jesus offers, a wellspring of eternal life that quenches our deepest thirst. Exploring these verses allows us to understand how God meets our needs, both physical and spiritual. The well symbolizes a place of encounter, where individuals met God and received blessings. By studying these verses, we can gain a deeper appreciation for God's abundant grace and the transformative power of His love, understanding that He is the ultimate source of our well-being.
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矢人虐遇之、射傷之、窘迫之、
女卽下缾、曰、且飲、吾亦飲駝、我遂飲、女亦飲駝、
若言且飲、亦爲駝汲、則願其女爲耶和華所定、以與吾主之子、
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茲立井旁、有女出汲、我謂之曰、請以缾水、飲我少許、
矢人虐遇之、射傷之、窘迫之、
彼衆行邁、其力遞增、各覲上帝於郇兮、
曰、有埃及人拯我、脫於衆牧手、亦爲我汲水飲羣羊、
彼衆行邁、其力遞增、各覲上帝於郇兮、
基拉耳牧者與以撒牧者爭曰、此水屬我、緣相爭故、以撒名其井曰埃色、
因二人相誓於彼、故名其地曰別是巴、
時、以色列族謳歌曰、井泉湧兮、爾曹詠之、
若言且飲、亦爲駝汲、則願其女爲耶和華所定、以與吾主之子、
曰、吾主、請飲、乃急下缾以飲之、
人遇敵、豈任其安然去耶、願耶和華因爾今日所行於我、而報以善、
亞伯拉罕子以實瑪利、卽撒拉婢埃及女夏甲所生者、
彼旣立約於別是巴、亞比米勒與其軍長非各啟行、歸非利士地、
以撒去彼、往別是巴、
下至欣嫩子谷相對之麓、在利乏音谷之北、又至欣嫩谷、近耶布斯南、延及隱羅結、
人遇敵、豈任其安然去耶、願耶和華因爾今日所行於我、而報以善、
曰、有埃及人拯我、脫於衆牧手、亦爲我汲水飲羣羊、
西宏不許、乃集厥民、往於曠野、至雅雜、與以色列族戰、
下至欣嫩子谷相對之麓、在利乏音谷之北、又至欣嫩谷、近耶布斯南、延及隱羅結、
基拉耳牧者與以撒牧者爭曰、此水屬我、緣相爭故、以撒名其井曰埃色、
飲畢、又曰、我更汲水、以飲爾駝、迨足其量、
時、僕尚立井旁、駝亦在側、
押尼珥返希伯崙、約押引至邑門、佯欲私語、刺其腹、致之死、以報流弟亞撒黑血之仇、
女歸見父流珥、父曰、今日爾歸、何速也、
亞伯拉罕子以實瑪利、卽撒拉婢埃及女夏甲所生者、
彼旣立約於別是巴、亞比米勒與其軍長非各啟行、歸非利士地、
羣羊咸集、則移石啟井、汲以飲之、飲竟、仍覆以石、
女卽下缾、曰、且飲、吾亦飲駝、我遂飲、女亦飲駝、
自時厥後、或告亞伯拉罕曰、密迦從爾弟拿鶴亦生子、
以掃年四十、娶赫人比利之女猶滴、與赫人以倫之女巴實抹爲室、
遂往拉瑪之拿約、上帝之神亦臨之、且行且言、至拉瑪之拿約、
Throughout Scripture, wells transcend their physical function as water sources, becoming potent symbols of life, provision, and divine encounters. From Hagar's discovery of sustenance in the desert to Isaac's diligent digging and Jacob's fateful meeting with Rachel, wells represent God's unwavering commitment to meeting the needs of His people. These verses remind us that even in seemingly barren landscapes, spiritual wells of grace, wisdom, and strength are available to those who seek them. Let us reflect on these passages, considering the wells in our own lives – the sources of sustenance, connection, and renewal. May we actively seek out and cultivate these wells, drawing from them the living water that sustains us on our journeys and empowers us to offer refreshment to others.