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What does 'deep calleth unto deep' mean?

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Now, you know when the deep calls to the deep, there’s got to be a deep to respond to it. You believe that, don’t you? See? David said, “When the deep calleth to the deep…” In other words like this: Before something can be here calling out for something, there has to be something out there for this in here to be calling to. Is that plain enough…?…See? Now. Here. In other words, I’ve made a statement like this: “Before there was a fin on a fish’s back, there had to be a water first for him to swim in or he wouldn’t have the fin.” He’d never had a fin if there was no water. Before there was a tree to grow on the earth, there had to be a earth first, or there’d be no tree grow on it. Is that right?

Deep Calleth Unto the Deep, 1952-08-09, Chicago, IL, §6

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Title:
Deep Calleth Unto the Deep
Date:
August 9, 1952
Location:
Chicago, IL
Paragraph:
§6

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