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A reading from a Daily Devotional narration project.

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English

Voice Age

Young Adult (18-35)

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North American (General) North American (US West Coast - California, Portland)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
you're listening to the amazing facts. Daily devotional today's topic, icebergs On March 21, of the largest icebergs ever seen broke free from the Antarctic Ross ice shelf. An image taken from a polar satellite, 435 miles up, alerted scientists and Mariners to the icebergs birth. It is one of the largest ever seen at 183 miles long and 23 miles wide, with a surface area of 4250 square miles. The biggest iceberg ever recorded was 208 miles long and 60 miles wide. A total of 12,000 square miles. That's larger than the country of Belgium. Even more amazing, it was spotted floating in the south pacific. It's astounding how far from the polar regions icebergs can wander. Icebergs from the arctic north have reached as far south as the island of Bermuda. A Journey of 2500 Miles. One iceberg from the Antarctic has reached almost as far north as Rio de Janeiro, a journey of 3440 mi The tallest iceberg ever recorded was 550 ft high. That's as tall as a 50 story building. But remember that only 10% of an iceberg's mass is above water, meaning the bulk of this Titan could have reached 4000 ft deep. I've also read that there is so much ice stored on the continent of Antarctica that if you could cut it into huge ice cubes one mile thick. You would end up with six million cubes. Should all of that ice melt, it would raise the sea level over the entire world by 260 ft. Ice in Antarctica is so heavy that over the years it has pushed the continent itself down several 100 ft, jesus warned us in the last days because lawlessness will abound. The love of many will grow cold. How can we have our hearts warmed and our first love rekindled in a spiritually cold world? Perhaps it is found in the words of john the baptist, I indeed baptize you with water, but one mightier than I is coming, whose sandal strap I'm not worthy to lose. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire Luke. Chapter 3: verse 16, When we invite christ into our hearts and are filled with the Holy Spirit, there is a warming of our lives from within that will melt away the cold clutches of sin on our hearts. Then we will have purpose and not float aimlessly like a drifting iceberg. Our key bible text today comes from Matthew chapter 24 verse 12 and because iniquity shall abound. The love of many shall wax cold. Thank you for listening to the amazing facts. Daily devotional