Water is one of the essential resources that’s critically important to our overall survival. The daily amount we need to consume in order to stay safely hydrated differs depending on ones age, gender, weight, height and physical health or condition. The existing environment in which we reside also plays an important roll in determining how much water we may need to consume. Although there are many various techniques in which to go about gathering water, some of the ideal locations where it is abundantly found are in lakes, rivers, brooks and streams. These convenient sources tend to flow and/or circulate making them more beneficial than other non moving bodies of water. Stagnant pools such as ponds or swamps should be avoided at all costs unless no other sources are readily available in the area. Although these places tend to offer significant amounts of water, they are notoriously contaminated with harmful bacteria and deadly parasites. Always remember it is crucially important to properly filter and sanitized all water collected prior to it being utilized or consumed no matter how clean it may smell or look in appearance. Failure to do so could result in a life or death situation. So please take the necessary time involved to be smart as well as safe.
John 4:13-14 NIV Jesus answered, “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again, but whoever drinks the water I give them will never thirst.“