What Does Water Mean in the Book of Genesis in the Genesis Logic System?
Water: Laws that we do not know, which are present unconsciously, yet determine what appears in the material world.
Water represents the laws of God, which are in heaven. The laws that determine what appears in the material world. The “state” of laws when they are unknown and unconscious.
There are not separate consciously existing laws and unconsciously existing laws. A law is a law because it determines the material form in which something appears. Water simply means that these are laws that we do not know. We do not know why what happens, what appears in the material world, is the way we experience it.
The state of the waters always reflects the extent to which we are capable of understanding and interpreting the appearing laws. Whenever waters are mentioned, we are always confronting the effects of laws that we do not yet know.
The appearing experiences repeat, and thus the laws that we do not yet know become recognizable. Thus the dry land becomes increasingly visible — the meaning of experience — which increasingly points toward and acquaints us with the laws that we do not yet know.
In reality, water also contains the laws that we already know, because previously unknown laws become known through experiences. The existence of the laws that determine the world does not depend on perceiving consciousness, nor on whether anyone knows them.
The existence of water as a definition also demonstrates that the existence of the world does not depend on the perception and awareness of the conscious beings living within it, as certain views assume today. Rather, the world and the laws that determine the world exist even without any conscious beings.