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FOR GENESIS PEOPLE!

I notice from the book Genesis that before G'd said "Light," there was water already in existance, and it isn't recorded where anyone said "Water be."

Has anyone ever noticed this besides just me?

It reveals so much about Him... Water was already in existance!

That could mean two hyrogen atoms and one oxygen atom, or maybe even that there are two righteous angels (Michael and Gabriel) and one archangelic fluke (Lucifer) from before the foundations of the worlds, with the L'rd holding all things together by the power of His Word.

This would also imply that oxygen (like Lucifer) is always required for the burning process to occur, and that where no oxygen is (no Lucifer) there is a permanent creation, in a way...

So let's hear it for 'H ydrogen!

Revelation 22:1-2 and Ezekiel 47:1ff. seem to suggest water as having an origin from G-D's throne.  This suggests a special throne presence of G-D at the Creation (cf. Ezekiel 1:4-28).  In fact, HASHEM is specifically called the source of Living Waters in Jeremiah 2:13, 17:13.

While waters were gathered together, and came up from the ground as mist, acting as if flowing in the earth as blood through veins and capillaries as blood through a body...but the water instead being in gaseous (not so much in a liquid) form in the land masses (at that time, except that from the "river")...and it appears that the river of Genesis 2:10 may perhaps suggest the throne area of G-D Himself.

We see a like example of the throne over the Earth with Revelation's New Jerusalem over the Earth in Revelation 21:2 ff. when the New Heaven and New Earth is created (and the laws of physics recreated or restored to a pre-fall state as well).  Thereafter, the waters come from where?  The throne of G-D the Father and the Lamb (the Son of G-D) in Revelation 22:1 ff.  

Lots to absorb, compare, and think about.  Good subject jholnoni.  Shalom.

Interesting theory. I also noticed how "The Spirit.... hover[ed] over the..waters"; so God didn't just create something out of nothing. Another theory could be that one member of Elohim was distinguished to be the Living Water, Breath of Life, and Slain Lamb; and without oxygen, no light can shine or thing can breathe.