Treasures of the Earth

BEDROCK
CEMENT
CHEMICAL
CONCRETE
CONSERVATION
CORE
CRUST
GEOLOGISTS
GRANITE
HUMUS
IGNEOUS
LAVA
LIMESTONE
MAGNA
MANTLE
MARBLE
METAMORPHIC
MOLTEN
NATURALRESOURCE
OBSIDIAN
PHYSICAL
PUMICE
SANDSTONE
SEDIMENTARY
SHALE
SLATE
SOIL
WEATHERING

God's blessings go far beyond basic needs. During Creation, God placed within the earth vast riches meant for our benefit. They are like buried treasures, which we can find only by diligent searching. Among the treasures of the earth are rocks, gold, diamonds, oil, iron, quartz, and many others. To understand where these riches are and how man gets them, you need to understand how the earth is designed.

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I S X Q O S U O E N G I I P R N E D L Q
B B R S G R L S U M U H N L C A U G K N
M U Z B L A C I S Y H P U M I C E E S Z
E N Z N Z N O I T A V R E S N O C O R E
F W B A G R A N I T E O L B B R O L Q T
C G M I T N E L T N A M B M U R N O Y C
Y L X D W S I H H E J A A O N A C G R C
V D O I E Z S R T A P T S R A G R I M W
E I W S N G A A E G K E E H B Y E S Q V
Y M V B J O L K B H R M D R A L T T R L
K E N O T S E M I L T L I C N L E S V O
C R U S T O C Z A A T A M G L T E A L E
O M T H I I Q R S V H O E A B I A N K F
R T M U W L U G K A L T N W G U M D R A
D M N N X T K C Z T J F T J J N F S K X
E H T M A E N J E E D K A L M I A T N J
B U G N C U O N N E T B R L U L N O M O
F Z X I K V S W N L R W Y K Y C X N C Q
N O C Y F G R V C G P G K O I X D E N Z
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Word X Y Direction
BEDROCK  118n
CEMENT  121e
CHEMICAL  121w
CONCRETE  175s
CONSERVATION  175w
CORE  175e
CRUST  113e
GEOLOGISTS  184s
GRANITE  56e
HUMUS  123w
IGNEOUS  122w
LAVA  1012s
LIMESTONE  1012w
MAGNA  1313se
MANTLE  127w
MARBLE  127se
METAMORPHIC  1210n
MOLTEN  1313sw
NATURALRESOURCE  1111ne
OBSIDIAN  412n
PHYSICAL  124w
PUMICE  124e
SANDSTONE  1812s
SEDIMENTARY  139s
SHALE  139se
SLATE  612ne
SOIL  612s
WEATHERING  1314nw