History of the World from the Perspective of Water I am water. Rain, sleet, or snow falls from the sky (precipitation.) Those are my forms giving life to the planet. I am collected, used, evaporated or condensed, then returned to the sky. I was on this planet before anyone or anything. God designed it that way. Genesis 1:2 “And the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.” And so it was. God put me here for many reasons:

• To give life.
• To provide a home for sea creatures.
• To quench thirst.
• To help plants thrive.
• To provide beauty.
• To make a living for some.
• To have a place to~
• Swim
• Boat.
• Travel.
• Exercise.

All these ways show why God placed me here on planet Earth. I am important for life on this planet. I am water. Without me, no one or nothing can survive. People and animals can survive for weeks without food. But, without me, their survival is a much shorter time. Throughout history, civilizations made homes, businesses, lives, near bodies of water. Their instincts told them to make their livelihood near me. I provided what they needed to survive. I am water. Wars have been fought for and over me. Many know how important I am to their lives. I give life. I maintain life. I am water. Without me, there is no life, conditional fun, transportation hindered, no seafood, limited beauty. A water view is almost priceless, often expensive in today’s real estate market. Civilizations~

• Drank me.
• Washed their clothes with me.
• Cleaned their bodies with me.
• Helped prepare their food with me.
• Swam in me.
• Played games in me.
• Fished for seafood in me.
• Traveled to distant lands in ships on me.

Everyone and everything revolves on and around me. I am water.