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    Water and air are essential elements for life. Water is necessary for all living things as without it, no plant or animal can survive or reproduce, as their seeds need water to germinate and grow. The seeds of plants contain water and need to be soaked in water to become fertile, whether through moisture in the soil, dew, rain, or other applied water. Moses wrote that earth and water together bring forth living souls, and that water enables both aquatic creatures to exist as well as things on land.

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    Water and air are essential elements for life. Water is necessary for all living things as without it, no plant or animal can survive or reproduce, as their seeds need water to germinate and grow. The seeds of plants contain water and need to be soaked in water to become fertile, whether through moisture in the soil, dew, rain, or other applied water. Moses wrote that earth and water together bring forth living souls, and that water enables both aquatic creatures to exist as well as things on land.

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    Natures of Water, Aire, and Winds

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    Water and air are essential elements for life. Water is necessary for all living things as without it, no plant or animal can survive or reproduce, as their seeds need water to germinate and grow. The seeds of plants contain water and need to be soaked in water to become fertile, whether through moisture in the soil, dew, rain, or other applied water. Moses wrote that earth and water together bring forth living souls, and that water enables both aquatic creatures to exist as well as things on land.

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    Natures of Water, Aire, and Winds.

    The other two Elements, viz. Water, and Aire, are not less efficacious then the
    former; neither is nature wanting to work wonderfull things in them. There is
    so great a necessity of Water, that without it no living thing can live. No Hearb
    [herb], nor Plant whatsoever, without the moistening of Water can branch
    forth. In it is the Seminary vertue of all things, especially of Animals, whose
    seed is manifestly waterish. The seeds also of Trees, and Plants, although they
    are earthy, must notwithstanding of necessity be rotted in Water, before they
    can be fruitfull; whether they be imbibed with the moisture of the Earth, or
    with Dew, or Rain, or any other Water that is on purpose put to them. For
    Moses writes, that only Earth, and Water bring forth a living soul. But he
    ascribes a twofold production of things to Water, viz. of things swimming in
    the Waters, and of things

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