The answer is: 14th

Acts 27:27-32

The stormy sea gripping Paul and his fellow sailors aboard the ship was no ordinary tempest; it was a storm that truly tested their spirits and faith. According to Acts 27:27-32, the sailors attempted to escape during the fourteenth night of relentless storms. Just imagine—over two weeks adrift and being pounded by relentless waves. It’s hard not to relate to those sailors’ fear and desperation, especially when they endeavored to lower the ship’s boat into the raging sea.

Interestingly, their attempt to flee resonates with echoes from other significant biblical figures. Think about Jonah, who tried to escape his divine mission by boarding a ship—he too, faced a powerful storm. In contrast, Paul emerges as a beacon of hope during dark times. While the crew was thinking about saving themselves alone, Paul’s fearless leadership provided a contrasting example of. He reminded them that their safety hinged on staying together.

Throughout the chapter, light hints of symbols also emerge. The number fourteen has biblical significance; it’s represented in various contexts, such as the genealogy of Jesus. This reminds us that layers of meaning often exist beyond mere facts, enhancing our understanding of the events.

Ultimately, Paul reassures the ships' crew that they will all prosper together, adding a beautiful perspective on community amidst uncertainty. An insight fitting for modern times as we navigate our turbulent storms, together!