1.7 The Fountain Gate

In the Word with Bob Radford · Aug 27, 2026 · 13m

The Fountain Gate was unlike the other gates. It was not a place of business. There was no flow of traffic of products and people. The Fountain Gate was a small passage in the wall on the eastern side of the wall. It allowed a stream of water from the Gihon spring in the Kidron valley to enter the city and supply a source of fresh water at the Pool of Siloam. This stream flowed through a garden King David had made below his palace. it is here that he would spent time in personal retreat to find intimate fellowship with His God.