Everything valuable that God made is not scarce

God designed creation with self-regulating systems for sustainable abundance, not scarcity. Water covers 70% of Earth and humans occupy less than 5% of land, yet we treat scarce things as valuable. The speaker calls this mindset calamity: true divine wealth is abundance.
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God did not beg anything to grow. He created the environment for it to grow and put in it the ability to grow. Look at the way God made everything sustainably. The Earth, there's recycling, everything, management protocol to manage itself. Nothing, it will— it's never moved. The reason why we always This is why it's because we missed the wisdom. Every sustainability, God started it. And to everything God made, it was environment first before the thing. To let you know that he's not myopic, he made the earth in such a way that he would not have to be expanding land space because they are growing. Cover the earth. And listen, all this thing we say, we cover, cover, cover, cover. We understand that even now water takes about 70%, am I correct? Of the earth's surface. The remaining 25 to 30%, however, whichever way they've calculated it, man, all our density, we are still not taking up to 5%. Man's idea of value is the more scarce it is, the more valuable it becomes. That's calamity. Look at God's definition of wealth. Did God make oxygen scarce so you can value it? Did God make water scarce? Even salvation? The moment you hold back to enter into plenty, you've chosen the way of calamity. God displays his wealth, his flamboyance in abundance. Everything valuable that God made is not scarce. You know what that means? If gold and silver is scarce, it is with men, not God.
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