The sea is divided into marginal sea, inland sea, inland sea (vast freshwater water system, such as the Great Lakes) and intercontinental sea. The sea is mankind’s first bridge to the ocean. The role of the sea to humans is not only to provide a rich variety of available resources, but the algae in it also play an important role in regulating the water balance of the entire earth. The sea is at the edge of the ocean and is a subsidiary part of the ocean. The area of the sea accounts for about 11% of the ocean. The water depth of the sea is relatively shallow, with the average depth ranging from a few meters to 3,000 meters. Because the sea is close to the continent, the temperature, salinity, color and transparency of the water are affected by the influence of the continent, rivers, climate and seasons. There are obvious changes in the temperature, salinity, color and transparency of the water. In some sea areas, the sea water will freeze in winter. The sea water near the mouth of the river enters the sea. The salinity will become lighter and the transparency will be poor. Compared with the ocean, the sea does not have its own independent tides and currents.
The sea is at the edge of the ocean and is a subsidiary part of the ocean. The area of the sea accounts for about 11% of the ocean. The water depth of the sea is relatively shallow, with the average depth ranging from a few meters to 3,000 meters. Because the sea is close to the continent, the temperature, salinity, color and transparency of the water are affected by the influence of the continent, rivers, climate and seasons. There are obvious changes in the temperature, salinity, color and transparency of the water. In some sea areas, the water sometimes freezes in winter. Near the mouth of the river, The salinity of seawater will become lighter and less transparent. Compared with the ocean, the sea does not have its own independent tides and currents.
In terms of water bodies, the sea is a subsidiary part of the ocean, but in essence the sea is a submerged continent. The main body is located on the continental shelf, and the crust below it is the continental crust. Underneath the ocean is the oceanic crust. From this arises a series of differences. Of course, with geological movements, seas and oceans can transform into each other.
Sea water destroys the coast and seabed through its own power, which is divided into wave impact, wave abrasion (the abrasion of the coast by the sediment carried by the waves) and seawater dissolution; lateral movement, vertical coastline sediment movement, inflow And the receding effect causes the sediment to move seaward or shoreward. In the neutral zone, the sediment only moves back and forth without substantial movement. Longitudinal movement, sediment movement parallel to the shoreline. In fact, it is the superposition of the above two movements. In addition, the sea also has strong erosion, transport, and sedimentation capabilities, thus depositing some sediments in submarine canyons, deep-sea fans, continental rises, and abyssal plains.
The largest sea in the world is the Coral Sea with an area of 4.791 million square kilometers. The Coral Sea is named after the large number of coral reefs, the most famous of which is the Great Barrier Reef. The world-famous Great Barrier Reef is located in this sea area. Like a fortress, it stretches from the Torres Strait to just south of the Tropic of Capricorn for 2,400 kilometers from north to south, and is about 2 to 150 kilometers wide from east to west, with a total area of 80,000 square kilometers. It is the largest coral body in the world. Most of them are submerged underwater and become reefs. Only a few tops are exposed out of the water and become coral islands, which is an obstacle to transportation.
When the ocean turns red in the last days, many human beings in the last days think that the Day of Judgment is coming.
It is ironic that a space with highly advanced technology like the end of the world actually has the same beliefs and religions as the original world, and the religion of the end of the world is the same as the religion of the original world.
Judgment Day, also translated as final judgment, is a religious thought. In Christian theology, it refers to the day when the world will end and the fate of mankind will be determined. The dead will rise from the grave, all will be called to God’s judgment seat, and each person’s ultimate fate will be determined by his or her relationship with Jesus Christ. The ancient Jewish prophets proclaimed the "Day of the Lord," and Jesus Christ announced the coming Day of Judgment. The End Times Prophecy describes God sitting on the throne and the "Judgment Seat of Christ."
The last judgment is a prophecy of Revelation in the Bible. At the end of the world, the true God Jesus Christ will return from heaven. The only God in the world, Jesus Christ, will resurrect the dead and judge them. The wicked will be thrown into and eternal destruction in the lake of fire and brimstone. This view is shared by all Abrahamic religions. It is an important teaching of the above three religions. This view originally originated from the teachings of Zoroastrianism.
"Judgment Day" refers to the day when mankind's actions angered God and God punished mankind. To be precise, it is the end of mankind, that is, the end of the world. All people will have a "Day of Judgment", which is the moment of "death". At the end of the world, God will appear, resurrect the dead and judge them, dividing them into those who live forever and those who go to hell.
This view originally originated from Zoroastrian teachings: Ahura Mazda, the creator of the world, will judge the world at the end of time. This concept later deeply influenced Judaism, and was later inherited by Christianity and Christianity. In addition, there are similar judgments in Egyptian mythology in the original world.
"Revelation" is a prophetic book and the only text in the Bible that talks about the future. It is said to come from a dream of the apostle John.
The Twelve Apostles, a Christian term, originally meant "the ones who were sent", referring to the twelve disciples who were chosen from among Jesus' followers as missionary assistants after he began to preach.
The Bible records that the twelve apostles were Peter, Andrew, James son of Zebedee, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James son of Alphaeus, Thaddaeus, Simon, and Gaia Ignore Judah. Judas committed suicide after betraying Jesus and elected Matthias as an apostle.
John was the son of Zebedee and the younger brother of James the Great. Jesus' favorite disciple. Together with his brother James, he was called the "sons of thunder" by Jesus. After Jesus was arrested, he followed him to the high priest’s courtyard to get information. When Jesus was crucified, he was the only one of the twelve apostles standing at the foot of the cross, so Jesus entrusted his mother Mary to take care of him. After Jesus ascended to heaven, John and Peter actively carried out preaching activities together and were called "pillars of the church" by Paul. John was exiled by the Roman government to the island of Patmos west of Asia Minor for preaching, where he saw a vision and wrote the Book of Revelation.
The last prophecy in the Bible is called the Book of Revelation.
Of all the prophecies, the Bible's book of Revelation may be the most accurate and detailed about this final period of mankind. In fact, Christianity as a whole has developed almost entirely through the continuous fulfillment of prophecies by prophets and the testimony of miracles. The terms “the end of the world” and the so-called “last judgment” that we all know actually come from the Bible. "The Book of Revelation" depicts a huge, costly, extremely tragic, and magnificent contest between good and evil and human disaster.
The current situation in the last days is exactly the same as the Judgment Day recorded in the Book of Revelation, so people in the last days will believe in the coming of judgment. The red ocean and the world without hope of survival are the judgment of this world.
Lin Feng may be the light after the trial, bringing hope to life.
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