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[St. Francis National Evangelical Spiritual Baptist Faith Archdiocese of Canada.]

[Teacher N. Forde]
[Bible Studies]
[March 2015]

[God]: [Air]: [Element]

God is Spirit, the invisible life, the air of all things living. The breath that causes all
things to live and breathe. He, God which means both plural of all things is both spirit and
matter. The Hebrew name for spirit is RUACK (invisible nature of all and any created thing).
One's mind,thought, conscience and present character is Spirit- the indwelling being which is
Air, breath, sound, speech, light.
Matter on the other hand is Solid, elemental atoms, the physical or reflection of all things
created and living. All things created depends solely on the element of air. Air is made up of
gases which one plural in its nature (they are mainly Oxygen and Nitrogen).
Oxygen is a by product of photosynthesis in most autotrophs (plants) and is used in
cellular respiration in all living or created things for breathing purposes and growth. The word
oxygen came from the Greek root; Oxy- Meaning: Sharp or pungent, and Gen - Meaning: that
which creates. So oxygen means a substance that creates Acids. {What is Acid?}
Nitrogen is a gas that is called Fixed Air the word nitrogen came from the Latin word;
Nitre- Meaning: to form or forming. Nitre being potassium nitrate, saltpeter -Rock salt or air
without oxygen. Both oxygen and nitrogen has a number 1. (1#)
Air is an element that is vital to earth and its atmosphere and all therein along with the
other atmospheric elements which one tune, water, solid-soil, stone, rocks, iron, minerals. Air is
a vital element all living organisms needs to live and grow, through this process and purpose.
Man was made up with a respiratory system to breathe the breath of air (life) which is a
component of his make up of/or matter.

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An autotroph or "producer", is an organism that produces complex

organic compounds from simple substances present in its
surroundings, generally using energy from light or inorganic chemical
reactions.
Acid
1) a chemical substance that neutralizes alkalis, dissolves some metals,
and turns litmus red; typically, a corrosive or sour-tasting liquid of this kind.
2) a molecule or other entity that can donate a proton or accept an electron
pair in reactions.