When the famous British naval tycoon crashed,
there were three ships nearby that could save the passengers of the tie-tank. The nearest ship was Samson and it was just seven miles from the tie-tank at the time of the crash. Not only did Samson's staff see the white flames (which were fired in extreme danger) by the Tieken crew but they also heard the commotion of passengers. But because people on Samson's staff were illegally hunting the most valuable marine life. And they did not want to be caught, so instead of assessing the situation in the tie tank, they took the ship too far in the opposite direction of the tank. This ship represents those of us who are so engrossed in their sinful lives that their sense of humanity disappears from within and they spend their entire lives hiding their sins. The other ship that was nearby was a Californian, fourteen miles from the tie-tank at the time of the crash. The captain of the ship also heard the cry of help from the Tie Tank and saw the white flames coming out of his eyes, but because he was surrounded by rocks at the time and cut him around the rocks to the Tie Tank. It had to be a very difficult situation to reach, so the captain decided to go back to his bed and wait for the light to come in the morning. When he arrived at the location of the tank in the morning, four hours had passed to the base of the tank and 1569 people, including Captain Edward Smith of the tank, had died. This ship represents those of us who are easily conditioned to help someone and do not feel obliged to help anyone unless circumstances are favorable. The third ship was Carpathia, 68 miles from the tie-tank. The captain of the ship heard the screams of the passengers on the radio on the tie tank. Despite the situation being assessed as it was heading south on the opposite side of the tie tank, he immediately turned his ship and left for help, regardless of the snow cliffs and the dangerous weather. Although it was able to reach the destination two hours after the sinking of the tie tank, it was the ship that saved the remaining 710 passengers of the Tieks waiting for lifeboats to be rescued and safely transported to New York. ۔ Captain Arthur Rosteron, the captain of the ship, is regarded as one of the bravest captains in the history of the British Navy and was awarded several social and government awards for his work. Remember, there are always challenges, challenges in our lives, but those who do anything for the good of humanity, despite the challenges and challenges, remember them as human beings and humanity. Pray that God may help someone because it is the highest and highest standard of humanity.
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