Acts 27:37-44

37AllG3956 of us in the shipG4143 were twoG1250 hundredG1250 and seventy-sixG1440G1803 12personsG5590. 38When they had eatenG2880 enoughG2880G5160, they began to lightenG2893 the shipG4143 by 3throwingG1544 out the wheatG4621 into the seaG2281.

39WhenG3753 dayG2250 cameG1096, 4they 5could not recognizeG1921 the landG1093; but they did observeG2657 a bayG2859 with a beachG123, and they resolvedG1011 to driveG1856 the shipG4143 ontoG1856 it ifG1487 they couldG1410. 40And castingG4014 offG4014 6the anchorsG45, they leftG1439 them in the seaG2281 while at the sameG260 timeG260 they were looseningG447 the ropesG2202 of the ruddersG4079; and hoistingG1869 the foresailG736 to the windG4154, they were headingG2722 for the beachG123. 41But strikingG4045 a 7reefG5117 whereG1337 twoG1337 seasG1337 metG1337, they ranG1946 the vesselG3491 agroundG1946; and the prowG4408 stuckG2043 fastG2043 and remainedG3306 immovableG761, but the sternG4403 began to be brokenG3089 up by the forceG970 of the waves. 42The soldiers’G4757 planG1012 was to 8killG615 the prisonersG1202, so that noneG3361G5100 of them would swimG1579 awayG1579 and escapeG1309; 43but the centurionG1543, 9wantingG1014 to bringG1295 PaulG3972 safelyG1295 throughG1295, keptG2967 them from their intentionG1013, and commandedG2753 that thoseG3588 who couldG1410 swimG2860 should 10jumpG641 overboardG641 firstG4413 and getG1826 to landG1093, 44and the restG3062 should follow, someG3739G3303 on planksG4548, and othersG3739G1161 on variousG5100 thingsG5100 from the shipG4143. And soG3779 it happenedG1096 that 11they allG3956 were broughtG1295 safelyG1295 to landG1093.