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• BROKEN CISTERNS.
• Jeremiah 2:13 - For My people have committed two evils: they have forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters, to hew for themselves cisterns, broken cisterns, that can hold no water. ...
• Cisterns were very important in the land of Israel because of the long dry season and the relatively few natural springs. ...
• Jeremiah used the illustration of broken cisterns to point up the extreme foolishness of God's people, Israel. ...
• They had dug cisterns of idolatry and immorality for themselves in the hopes that the fleshly pleasures of those sins would satisfy their needs. ...
• But the people of Judah found that the cisterns of their own making were broken cisterns that could hold no refreshing water--not even a little bit! Notice that the cisterns did not become broken after some time of holding water. ... This is always true of cisterns of our own making. ...
• Futhermore, unlike Judah, these pagan nations were loyal to their gods (v10-11)! The people of Judah knowingly forsook their Source of Living Water to attempt to drink from self-made broken cisterns. ...
• Is it possible that some of God's people today are guilty of the same two evils that the people of Judah committed in Jeremiah's day? Is it possible that we've become so accustomed to the Living Water that we've wandered away from the Fountain to see if there's some water available elsewhere? Have we foolishly gotten involved in constructing our own cisterns? What about our pursuits of a successful career? Of course it's necessary to have a job, but if Christians look for complete fulfillment in their vocations (and are "Sunday-Morning-Only" Christians), this could be a form of cistern-making. ... We need to return to the Fountain of living waters before we discover--too late in life--that our self-made reservoirs were broken cisterns. ...
• Our nation has turned from the Fountain of living waters to the cisterns of secular humanism. These self-made cisterns of human "freedom" from God in every area from science to sex are defiant slaps in the face of the Lord. Our nation has condoned the construction of cisterns which deny God and the teaching of the Bible. ...
• But the cisterns of secular humanism are broken cisterns. Regardless of how much so-called freedom is offered from any one of these self-made cisterns, complete fulfillment and satisfaction can never be obtained apart from the Fountain of living waters. Lapping the stagnant, muddy waters of these cisterns not only fails to quench spiritual thirst, it ultimately leads to the poison of dehumanization. ...

• cisterns.

• CISTERNS .
• For the water to have sufficient pressure to accomplish the waste removal, the cisterns had to be placed at least several feet above the bowl. Typical cisterns released 3 gallons of water per flush, twice what a modern toilet uses. ...
• The wood cisterns could be plain boxes as above or elaborately carved. ...
• Wood was the most common but not the only material used for watercloset cisterns. ...
• The cast iron cisterns were usually painted black or red or, more likely, coated with porcelain enamel. ...

• Rainwater has been collected from roofs and stored on site in tanks known as cisterns. ...
• Traditional cooperage wooden water cisterns, designed to compliment any landscape, you get both beauty and function.
• All of our cisterns are made of only the finest top quality, 1 5/8" thick, kiln dried, 100% heartwood Western Red Cedar. ...
• The cisterns come with a modular roof design that are easily transported and installed.
• Unlike conventional plastic tanks which are an eyesore our Cisterns are attractive structures which add beauty and value to your landscape. ...

• Sizing cisterns for rainwater storage.

• Cost of Rain Barrels and Cisterns.
•   Nevertheless, it is reasonable to expect that widespread use of rain barrels or cisterns will decrease the hydraulic loads and hence the costs required for the construction and maintenance of off-site storm drain systems. ...
• Cisterns  .
• The cost of constructing cisterns can vary greatly depending upon their size, material and location (above or below ground), but generally always cost more than rain barrels. ...   Pre-manufactured tanks, which can be utilized as cisterns, can vary in price from hundreds to tens of thousands of dollars depending upon their volume and the material of which they are constructed. ...   Cisterns constructed on-site for residential use are often made of reinforced concrete and can be cost effective if extensive excavation is not required. ...
• The following is a representative cost break down for pre-manufactured versus manually constructed cisterns. ...
• Cost Guide - Pre-manufactured Cisterns.
•   The following are average costs for typical, new, pre-manufactured cisterns with costs for minimum and maximum size given. ...
• Cost Guide, Manually Constructed Cisterns 4.

• Welcome to Texas Metal Cisterns!.
• Choose from the above menus to get more information about us and pricing, specifications, tips and photos of our galvanized metal cisterns. ...

• Conserving Water: Rainbarrels, Cisterns and Gray Water.
• This fact sheet looks at three "old" ideas for water collection and reuse: rainbarrels, cisterns, and gray water. ...
• Cisterns.
• Cisterns are similar in concept to rain-barrels, only the water holding structure is larger and usually, more permanent. ...
• Cisterns should be of watertight construction. ... Cisterns generally have an overflow pipe and an outlet to either house or garden. ...
• Safety considerations noted for rain-barrels such as solid covers and placement where children are not likely to play are applicable to cisterns also. ...
• CAUTION: water from cisterns is not safe to drink without treatment, but it is useful in watering plants and gardens. Water in cisterns may be contaminated by airborne dust, bird droppings, grime, and–depending on your roof composition, chemicals from the roofing materials.

• CISTERNS FOR KENTUCKY .
• Many families throughout the state must get their water from cisterns. When properly designed and maintained, cisterns can be a reliable water source. ...
• Cisterns can be made of reinforced concrete, reinforced concrete block, fiberglass and plastic-lined or metal tanks. Because of problems with rust, very few metal cisterns are found, although their initial costs are the lowest. ...
• Masonry-walled cisterns help neutralize water to reduce corrosiveness and precipitate out any heavy metals dissolved in the rainwater. ... Metal or plastic-lined cisterns or non-masonry sealed inside walls do not allow this process to occur. ...
• There are many concrete block cisterns throughout the state as they normally cost less to build than poured concrete. Block cisterns are hard to adequately reinforce and consequently crack more, allowing water to leave or outside water to enter the cistern. ...
• A Morehead State University study found bacterial contamination by coliform bacteria in 27% of the cisterns tested. A study conducted by Northern Kentucky University indicated that 68% of the cisterns tested were contaminated with coliform bacteria. ...
• CAPACITY (gallons) OF SQUARE CISTERNS. ...
• CAPACITY (gallons) OF CIRCULAR CISTERNS. ...
• While there is no detailed study of the chemical composition of cistern water in Kentucky, a study under way for monitoring acid rain precipitation throughout the state should tell us something about the water going into our cisterns. ...
• A study in the Virgin Islands (where families are heavily dependent on cisterns) found no significant contamination from roof paints or roof materials. ...
• Maarten, Netherlands Antilles (an area far removed from any industrial area), sampled 25 masonry cisterns at each location and found concentrations of metals in all the cisterns below the recommended safe level. ...

• 287) (TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC. ...
• 287) (TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC. ...
• 287) (TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC. ...
• 287) (TANKS, CISTERNS, ETC. ...
• 287) (Tanks, Cisterns, etc. ...
• on certain cylindrical or elliptical iron and steel tanks, cisterns, drums, barrels and kegs of from three to fifty gallons' capacity) shall have effect, as respects articles imported on or after the 2nd day of September, 1952, as if the words " and are of a cylindrical or elliptical shape " were deleted therefrom.

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