was true of all the literal waters used to temporarily quench man’s physical thirst, it was much more poignantly true of the worldly fountains at which they sought to quench their thirst of heart. Love, success, wealth, fame; these were but a few of the countless springs at which men had stooped to drink, only to rise from them to find that they offered no lasting inward satisfaction, no enduring personal fulfillment. “Whoever drinks of this water will thirst again,” was a statement as broad as the