Jesus goes secretly to the feast of tabernacles and then teaches publicly in the temple. Debate intensifies over His doctrine, origin, and identity. Officers sent to arrest Him return impressed by His words. On the last great day of the feast Jesus cries that anyone who thirsts may come to Him and drink, and John explains this as a promise concerning the Holy Ghost to believers.
Jesus goes secretly to the feast of tabernacles and then teaches publicly in the temple. Debate intensifies over His doctrine, origin, and identity. Officers sent to arrest Him return impressed by His words. On the last great day of the feast Jesus cries that anyone who thirsts may come to Him and drink, and John explains this as a promise concerning the Holy Ghost to believers.
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