Sentences with phrase «see as a diver»

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See John 20:30; Mark 16:17 - 20; John 2:11; Acts 2:22: («Ye men of Israel, hear these words: Jesus of Nazareth, a man approved of God among you by miracles and wonders and signs, which God did by him in the midst of you, as ye yourselves also know»); Acts 2:43: -LRB-»... and many wonders and signs were done by the apostles»); Acts 4:29 - 30: «And now, Lord, behold their threatenings: and grant unto thy servants, that with all boldness they may speak thy word, By stretching forth thine hand to heal; and that signs and wonders may be done by the name of thy hold child Jesus»); Hebrews 2:3 - 4: («How shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation; which at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed unto us by them that heard him: God also bearing them witness, both with signs and wonders, and with divers miracles, and gifts of the Holy Ghost, according to his own will»); Romans 15:17 - 19: («I have therefor whereof I may glory through Jesus Christ in those things which pertain to God.

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He also cited how Thomas had expressed remorse and was temporarily suspended from his football club, as well as the fact the two divers did not even read the message until they saw it in the press.

Based on the number of sponge boats, the number of divers, how long they go down, and how deep they go — all that stuff — we calculated once that if we interviewed every sponge diver about what they saw on the bottom, we'd learn as much as if one of us nautical archaeologists swam for a year.

Something similar happens when a scuba diver looks up and sees the sea surface acting as a mirror.

The way we follow the divers around almost as if it was from the creatures perspective, the fact we actually see dead bodies with minor jump scares, and the way a female gets dragged under the waves.

Yet, as anyone knows who has ever stood at the end of a high diving board, the water below seems very deep and very far away For the diver now sees not only the surface of the water, but all the way down to the bottom of the deep end of the swimming pool.

As many as four to five whale sharks can be seen on a dive and this experience should not be missed by divers visiting Belize during these full moonAs many as four to five whale sharks can be seen on a dive and this experience should not be missed by divers visiting Belize during these full moonas four to five whale sharks can be seen on a dive and this experience should not be missed by divers visiting Belize during these full moons.

«Other fishermen and divers have seen this same shark nearby the reef and say that it is as big as a pickup truck.

As an instructor it is great to see that people enjoy this sport as much as we do and want to progress and become better diverAs an instructor it is great to see that people enjoy this sport as much as we do and want to progress and become better diveras much as we do and want to progress and become better diveras we do and want to progress and become better divers.

Guanaja sees far fewer divers that its sister islands, and as a result, many reefs remain in near - pristine condition.

Then, as a PADI Divemaster, you'll use these attributes to lead, mentor and motivate other divers and experience the joy of seeing them transformed by the majesty of the the acquatic realm.

You can expect to see grouper, snapper and jacks swim up to you because they've learned to identify all divers as a source of food.

Scuba divers can visually witness the change from freshwater to saltwater as they cross the amazing halocline layer which creates an astounding visual refraction that needs to be seen firsthand to be believed.

The deeper part of Halik continues into beautiful coral ridges down to 30m +, providing the more experienced divers with an opportunity to see some bigger fish life such as sharks, trevallies and the occasional big ray, whilst still being able to extend the dive time by moving up into the shallows.

Secondly, I get to see some incredible sights underwater, much more so than I would be able to as a once - a-year recreational diver: Mola Mola, Thresher sharks, Tiger sharks and Humpback whale encounters have all been unforgettable experiences.

All are able to be seen by both divers and snorkelers alike as they are positioned between 8 and 16 meters of water.

Many more divers are seeing the Philippines as a place to dive.

Divers can enjoy the spectacle of seeing spawning bumphead parrotfish and grey reef sharks as well.

Specially good place for scuba divers keen to see some big fish such as mola, Manta rays or sharks.

I caught the tail end of a small one as he swam into the darkness but others divers on my boat saw larger ones around the dive site.

Aside from tramping through the forest, you'll see plenty of birdlife and monkeys — the latter particularly near d'Lagoon where there is a bunch of macaques (including one that is prone to psychotic episodes on Turtle beach) that you'll see, or hear as they munch on fresh mangoes, while between West beach and Tuna Bay there is a very playful chilled out family of dusky langurs — we saw them a few times on the roof of the Turtle Bay Divers office at the southern end of West beach.

On this blog, we'll be discussing various species of reef fish, what they like, what that they don't like, when the best time to see them is, what they do for the underwater ecosystem as a whole, and how you can be a more responsible diver.

As one of Indonesia's top areas for scuba diving and snorkeling, with a reputation for being the place to see Mola Molas and Mantas, with year round water temperatures about 28 degrees Celsius, Nusa Lembongan has become popular for beginners and experienced divers alike.

DIVING IN LEMBONGAN As one of Indonesia's top areas for scuba diving and snorkeling, with a reputation for being the place to see Mola Molas and Mantas, with year round water temperatures about 28 degrees Celsius, Nusa Lembongan has become popular for beginners and experienced divers alike.

While Mola - Mola are rare in other parts of the world, lucky divers and snorkelers at Nusa Penida have been know to see as many as 20 of the huge fish during a single encounter.

Even better, there are more than 40 dive sites (see a map here) within a short boat ride from the many resorts and dive schools along the coastline, giving you plenty of choices to learn scuba diving or enjoy it as a certified diver.

Training with TDI has provided divers with the opportunity to see such wrecks as the Andrea Doria, Lusitania and the Prince of Wales.

This has been an unforgettable experience for new and experienced divers alike, and as they are often spotted quite shallow, even first time divers have been able to see them up close!

Walls crammed with colourful life and activity, sharks, turtles and vast schools of fish such as barracuda and jacks, and all the while the possibility of seeing something really exciting such as hammerheads or thresher sharks; this is what scuba divers from across the world flock to Pulau Sipadan to see.

Divers travel to this spot from every part of the globe and refer to it as the «Aquarium» because there is just so much marine life to be seen.

Reef Seen Divers» Resort is located in the north west of Bali, in the beautiful bay of Pemuteran, a gateway to the area's diving as well as Menjangan Island Marine Reserve.

This is really useful for new and inexperienced divers as it helps you improve your buoyancy which in turn means you see, more, are more relaxed & comfortable in the water and makes your tank air last longer.

IMHO, Crystal Bay is not the best place to see the mola since the number of divers means that quality encounters are not as frequent as on other dive sites, such as PED, Sental, Toyapakeh, Blue Corner or Gili Mimpang / Tepekong.

In Acapulco, enjoy a shore excursion to see the city's may highlights including the world famous cliff divers as they plunge into the sea far below.

These waters are known as some of the most pure and cleanest waters in the whole world and as such provide the scuba diver and snorkelers with the most dramatic underwater experiences seen on Australia's Great Barrier Reef.

This night dive was a special one, since it was the lone opportunity for our divers to see the endemic Raja Ampat Epaulette Shark, also known as the walking shark.

I've seen some start - up sites that are trying to do this with diving except all info has to be entered by the diver manually as I assume they haven't yet find a way to synch in with dive computers.

As the divers drifted along with the current schooling batfish, Big - Eye Jack and fusiliers also were seen cruising along the reef.

As a result, we are one of only three dive boats on our dive site, and see no other divers during our dive.

With a consistent current the divers got to see some action, as fusiliers were chased by Blacktip Reef Sharks, Giant and Orange - spotted Trevallys and even a Dogtooth Tuna!

Plus, what many divers hope to see are the giants of the ocean — whalesharks are seen here, as well as manta rays.

Divers can expect to see hard and soft corals, sponges, sea fans and a wealth of colourful reef fish as well as the occasional shark and passing squadron of eagle rays.

As usual in this place, our divers got to see a few sharks patrolling the reef, like the Black tip and White tip Reef Shark.

Then, as a Divemaster, you'll use these attributes to lead, mentor and motivate other divers and experience the joy of seeing them transformed by the majesty of the the aquatic realm.

Then, as a Divemaster, you'll use these attributes to lead, mentor and motivate other divers and experience the joy of seeing them transformed by the majesty of the aquatic realm on a tropical island.

As for the next dive, done in My Reef, the divers got to see a few different sharks.

Better known to tourists as being a modern progressive Asian country, Malaysia is now a haven for divers eager to see for themselves the wonders of Sipadan and Mabul.

It offers divers a great opportunity to see geological wonders like giant stalactites, dripstone sheets and amazing marine life such as nurse sharks, groupers and a vast array of fishes and Caribbean sharks.

Koh Haa means «five islands» but there are actually six and the destination is a real favourite for both new and experienced divers as there is plenty to see and do here.