Draw from the well that never runs dry! - Worthy Christian
By A Mystery Man Writer
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Laodicea was an idyllic city except for its lack of a water supply. It depended on water from an external source, the city of Hierapolis was located six miles to the north, the site of mineral hot springs which were used for medicinal purposes. These steaming hot waters were piped to Laodicea, arriving there lukewarm, hence the metaphor in Yeshua’s warning to the Laodicean church.
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