Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor:
Thanks to you and Ruth Peters for the tense information concerning water of Nebraska! Yes, Nebraska has in most of my life years been noted for the blessing of God, beautiful, clear, drinking water.
Now side by side columns about Hampton discovery and facts Ruth has brought to light of an unknown company offering a great sum of money to enrich a pocket near Aurora.
Furthermore, the suggested situation for Hampton is to spend a large sum of money to hook into Aurora area and supposedly get clean water again with all the disturbance happening nearby, just a little farther down the road. Where is the think tank? How important is water to the lives of people -- Oh yes, people can buy it in plastic containers at the store. 
Just like some 20-40 years ago some believed farmers were not needed for food because it could be bought at the grocery store, especially for milk, too!
God woke me up during the night recently with the thought read many times in my Bible: starting Genesis 1 and 2  with water being divided the first day of making the Earth and the world.
Have most of us also known a body can go without food longer than without water?
It is time to help our neighbors who are not ready for religion to be shown the Love of God for all the world. John 3:16 and 17. How much money is needed to get to Heaven?
Why do we need to be talking about it in this connection?
Where can each person find the truth? What is the question? Where is the answer?
Has the conclusion of the COVID come to light? There is so much more waiting to let our hearts be filled with from the giver of all good gifts of life. Galations, Ephesions, Philippians, Colossians. Destroying is not the answer to anything.
Most or many of us know the Good Shepherd of O.T. Psalms 23. It is explained again in N.T. Good News (Gospel) of John Chapter 10 and oh so much more.
Don’t give up the water supply. Many farmers are learning how to gain back the kind of soil as God said it should be so. In God’s time and will – Let God Let The Peace of God rule in (your, our) hearts.
What about town lawns, chemicals and water?
Norma Troester,
Seward