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THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE: The Unknown And God's Sovereiynty

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  • Michael

    The Bermuda Triangle: The Unknown and God’s Sovereignty

    For more than a century, the Bermuda Triangle has remained one of the world’s most puzzling regions — a place where ships, airplanes, and people have reportedly vanished without a trace. This triangular area, stretching roughly between Miami, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico, covers over half a million square miles of ocean. Sailors and pilots have long told strange tales of compass malfunctions, sudden storms, and eerie disappearances.

    The mystery gained attention in the 20th century when several incidents — like the 1945 disappearance of Flight 19, a squadron of five U.S. Navy bombers, and the vanishing of the freighter SS Cyclops in 1918 — sparked worldwide fascination. Over the years, theories have ranged from magnetic anomalies and methane gas eruptions to alien activity and underwater energy vortices. Yet, none have fully explained the region’s reputation for unpredictability.

    From a biblical and spiritual perspective, the Bermuda Triangle serves as a powerful reminder of God’s sovereignty over the forces of nature. Psalm 107:23–25 describes sailors who “go down to the sea in ships” and “see the works of the Lord, His wonderful deeds in the deep.” The ocean, vast and uncontrollable, reflects both the majesty and mystery of the Creator.

    Just as the sea holds depths beyond human comprehension, so too does God’s wisdom. The seeming chaos of the Bermuda Triangle reminds us that human knowledge has limits — but God’s control does not. Storms may rise and compasses may fail, yet no wave moves without His command.

    Throughout history, the ocean has tested faith and courage, but it has also revealed divine order in the midst of mystery. The Bermuda Triangle, whether a natural wonder or misunderstood myth, stands as a symbol of the unknown — the place where human understanding ends and God’s sovereignty begins.

    Thanks for your time.

     

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