Judah and Edom faced a rebellious Moab. They embarked on a super-sneaky desert march to avoid a direct fight but ran out of water. King Jehoram, troubled and rebellious like his parents, cried out, fearing death in the desert. Wise King Jehoshaphat suggested seeking the Lord's guidance through the prophet Elisha. Elisha conveyed God's plan: dig holes and witness His miraculous provision. Overnight, without a drop of rain, the holes filled with water, saving the kings and their troops. The Moabites, misinterpreting the water as blood, foolishly believed they were winning. Yet, the three kings easily triumphed. The story emphasizes water's dual symbolism in the Bible—cleansing and quenching thirst. Similar to Noah's flood cleansing the world, baptism symbolizes internal cleansing.