[Mad Dawg]

Hoo YAH! I think what I said was maybe misunderstood? ALL I meant was that I've seen some of those quotes that you used to distinguish between Baptism with water and Baptism with the Holy Spirit used to establish their identity, not their difference. To be precise, my having seen that, led to my remark.

I wasn't coming down on any side, and certainly not against what you were saying. I was just verbally shaking my head over the difficulty of the task.

I think, at least I hope, I have already expressed my admiration for the work done on "Rock".

Where does it fit in the conversation that "living water", denotes water in a stream or a river or a fresh pond, just as "living rock" denotes rock in its natural situation?

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for your clarification! And thank you for your encouragments!

Where does it fit in the conversation that "living water", denotes water in a stream or a river or a fresh pond, just as "living rock" denotes rock in its natural situation?

Any such usage of the terms does not affect Scripture. There, the "living water" is the Holy Spirit. And "The Rock" is God.