Water is present on all evolutionary planets if not too small, shaping their physical aspects along with other determining factors. [1] The energy within one drop of water is equivalent to 100 horsepower for 2 years due to the vast number of atoms it contains. [2]
Understanding the water molecule should have prevented the theory of materialism, as knowledge of the unique properties of water transcends the predictable additive consequences of its components, revealing a deeper truth beyond mere analysis. [3] Man achieves divine union through reciprocal communion and conformity to the divine will, not merely as a drop of water merging with the ocean. [4]
Water holes and wells were among the first private possessions, protected by laws that evolved from the loss of faith in the fetish practice. [5] The ceremony of the outpouring of the water symbolized divine spirit for Jews during the feast. [6] Worship of water has been ingrained in mankind's history through various cultural practices and beliefs. [7]
Primitive men were initially reluctant to bathe for health purposes, until Prince Lut convinced religious teachers to incorporate cleansing with water in their purification ceremonies. [8]
Young Jesus contemplated the three forms of water as he experienced the coldest winter in Nazareth in decades, witnessing snow on the mountains, ice on the ground, and pondering over the physical world's constitution. [9] Mary rejoiced as Jesus turned water into wine, a demonstration of his Messianic power done with the assistance of celestial beings. [10]
Jesus taught John to embrace those who serve in his name, recognizing that even a simple act like offering a cup of water to a thirsty soul is recognized and valued by the divine. [11] Jesus never walked on water or performed any acts contrary to the laws of nature. [12]
Water, including holy water and baptismal sprinkling, was believed to be the best means of resisting ghosts and evil spirits, along with fire. [13] Early fetish beliefs included fire and water as sacred elements, with fire worship and the belief in holy water still prevalent today. [14]
Water, a potent fetish in treating disease, was utilized by early man in various forms such as vapor baths and natural hot springs, believed to eliminate sickness-causing spirits and relieve pain. [15]
Morontia plants require moisture from the subsoil system of circulation on the architectural worlds, where there are no raging rivers nor expansive oceans. [16]
The water systems of Edentia and other architectural spheres, like those of evolutionary planets, are both surface and subterranean, with moisture in constant circulation, creating various water routes for circumnavigation, primarily traveled via the atmosphere by spirit beings. [17]