The feast of tabernacles celebrated God providing shelter for the Israelites in the wilderness, after He brought them out of Egyptian captivity (Leviticus 23:33-43). The last day of the feast, the great day, symbolized the entrance into the Promised Land. On each of the seven preceding days water was drawn from the pool of Siloam and the priests poured it on the altar as the singers chanted Isaiah 12:3. On the eighth day they stopped the literal water.
Jesus took this opportunity to figuratively apply the promise of blessings to Himself (Isaiah 44:3, 55:1, 58:11). He is inviting people to “drink” from Him to satisfy their “thirst” and the result would be that “living water” would be “flowing” out of them. He says to them all, “Does anyone want true relief, the true, living water, from a source that will never dry up?”
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