Christian teens stranded at sea stunned by the name of the boat that came to their rescue

Crazy coincidence or divine intervention?

Two Florida teenagers who became stranded at sea were rescued by a man traveling to New Jersey, and the name of his boat has them saying their savior must have been heaven-sent — literally.

Longtime best friends Tyler Smith and Heather Brown, both 17-year-old soccer players at Christ's Church Academy, decided to skip class on April 18 and go swimming at Vilano Beach near St. Augustine, WJAX reports.

The high school seniors drifted from the shore and eventually lost track of their location, leaving them stranded and exhausted more than two miles off the coastline for two hours.

Fearing they may not survive, the terrified students told the station they began to pray.

"I cried out, 'If you really do have a plan for us, like, come on. Just bring something,'" Smith recalled.

Just in the nick of time, Captain Eric Wagner and his crew, who were en route from Delray Beach to New Jersey at the time, noticed the struggling teens and sailed over to rescue them — on their boat named "The Amen."

>THE Ben Reilly< wrote:

"The Amen."