Sailing from Caesarea to Rome, Paul warned the skipper and crew that the voyage would be met with disaster, but they pressed on. Although the first part of the voyage was uneventful, they were met by a storm off Crete that lasted for two weeks. An angel appeared to Paul, explaining how they all would be saved, but that the ship would be lost. The ship did run aground on the coast of Malta and was destroyed after a harrowing journey; however, no one was lost at sea, just as the angel had told Paul.