Humanity lost in sin, deserving death. Confession brings God's cleansing. Christ's love heals through his death. Resurrection grants eternal life, leading to a Spirit-led righteous life and eternal joy in God's presence, free from suffering.

Could the scarcity and the miraculous provisions of water point to a more profound truth beyond dependence, faith, and the nature of the journey itself?

Is The Ark of the Covenant just an exquisite ottoman, an object of terror, or of reverence? Is it of any relevance today?