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This is an early morning photo of a bridge on the Mississippi River between Illinois and Kentucky near Paducah. The photo was taken from Fort Massac. Use to illustrate the connection between us and God, the idea of "crossing over" and spiritual bridges in our lives.

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A waterfall. Use it to talk about the "water of life", refreshing from the Lord, etc.

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This is a series of photos of an actual immersion baptism turned into an animated gif.

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An example of the amazing engineering feats of the time, this is an aqueduct that transported water for many miles.

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An example of the amazing engineering feats of the time, this is an aqueduct that transported water for many miles.

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This is another picture of the Jordan river near where Jesus was said to have been baptized. The Jordan runs from the Sea of Galilee and empties into the Dead Sea to the south.

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This is the Jordan river near where Jesus was said to have been baptized. The Jordan runs from the Sea of Galilee and empties into the Dead Sea to the south.

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4

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When Jesus spoke to the woman at the well about "Living Water" she probably thought of water moving in a stream. Jesus described himself as the water of life. These falls are near Caesarea Philippi. They also are from the Banias river, one of the three which come from the meltdown off Mount Hermon and the three form the Jordan River that flows South to the Sea of Galilee and then out of the Galilee on down to the Dead Sea. Scripture: John 4