Tribulation Wedding Part 1 by RG19
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Description
With less than three years left before the Glorious return of The King, The Root of Jesse, Yeshua Moshienu. Captain Zeke Jr. And Captain Kolotha are marrying in a combination traditional Klingon and Starfleet wedding.
Captain Kolotha has chosen an unusual location for the ceremony, the bridge of the shipwreck USS Exeter NCC-1672. She wants to honor the fallen warriors as per Klingon custom. The USS Exeter went down with all hands 60 years ago in "The Badland Region of space" on the planet Petra, the third planet in the Peter system. The ship succumbed to a force 10 ion storm, a common occurrence in this region of space.
As a Christian, Kolotha realizes that the departed souls are either in Paradise, if they were of Christ Jesus, or they are in Hades awaiting final judgement about a thousand and three years from now.
7 "For I wish all men were even as I myself. But each one has his own Gift from God, one in this matter and another in that.
8 But I say to the unmarried and to the widows: It is good for them if they remain even as I am;
9 but if they cannot exercise self control, let them marry. For it is better to marry than to burn with passion. (1Corinthians 7: 7-9)
Credits:
1701A mesh by Dennis Bailey of Lightwave Group
Shuttlecraft by
Comments (5)
I really like your terrain work. You did a great job making it look windswept and barren. Also, I like that you treaded on tender soil by mentioning your faith in your inspiration. Great words from Paul. God Bless!
Excellent work!! I love the background and terrain. Wonderfully done image!
Until I noticed the registry number, I thought it was the Enterprise from Star Trek III. But, of course, it's engines were refits and the planet was destroyed by the Genesis effect. Bummer.
This image is excellent an extraordinary cool. :)
The terrain is amazing on this one. And the sad loss of the craft buried in the sand adds to this image's drama. great scene.