Pleasant Grove Review | 1934-07-27 | Page 2 | Sea of Galilee

Sea of Galilee Light on Biblical stories of the Sea of Galilee has been shed by Capt. Herbert J. Horsey, who has completed complet-ed fifteen years of commercial flying. While flying in the Far East he frequently fre-quently descended on that famous body of water. "Right across the sea runs a hidden reef, not far below the surface," he said on his arrival in London. "Other parts of the lake are hundreds of feet deep, and it seemed to me that this reef might account for the Bible story of the walking on the sea. Present-day' weather conditions bear out the New Testament accounts of sudden storms raging on the lake. One moment it may be as smooth as a mill pond, the next, the water becomes be-comes troubled, and In a few minutes min-utes you have a rough sea, with a wind blowing at SO miles an hour."