Emphasis Preaching Journal

In the David Lean movie, Lawrence of Arabia, there is a startling scene about the importance and cost of water in the desert. The British officer, T. E. Lawrence, is being led through the desert by an Arab tribesman. They stop at a well. From the far horizon appears a black image wavering in the heat and mirages of the sand. It is another Arab from another tribe, dressed in black and riding on a camel. It is the owner of the well.