Saul and Ananias had followed the Priests into the court and were mesmerized with everything that was going on. As the High Priest moved forward to pour the water and wine onto the altar, Saul grabbed Ananias's arm and pointed. "Look," he said. " It is the one that the Priests have been talking about, Yeshua." Sure enough there he was, making his way up to the altar. With Yeshua's insistence to reach the altar the crowd separated before him like the parting of the Red Sea "What's he doing?" Ananias asked as all Israel fell into a hushed silence. Everyone knew him or at least about him. He was the one going about healing everyone whowas sick, the one who was disrupting the high priest in the temple with his teachings. As Yeshua gets to the altar he stops and points at the water being poured from the golden vase. Not shouting, but with a voice that carried over the crowd, indeed over all of Israel, he spoke, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. Rivers of living water will brim and spill out of the depths of anyone who believes in me this way, just as the Scripture says." Pandemonium broke out.