Home of "The Redemption Series" a certain Sci-Fi show from the 60's is used to symbolically represent the future for a real event that will occur, the rapture of people in Christ, by Jesus.
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The subsequent idealogical capturing of control of the Earth by "the man of perdition." Seven years of the toughest times humans have ever faced, and then the glorious return of Jesus Christ to reign over a new Earth with the last phase of the complete restoration of the relationship between people and their Creator, The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! The story images are numbered first in the title to number 33 and then on thumbnail after that.
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Comments (21)
RealDeal
Very good composition.
3Dillusions
Great work, love the small ripples on the ocean :)
frogster
Great work love the ships.
DramaKing
I remember this engagement. My father sometimes tells me about the battle. It was "one of the most famous naval engagements in history." The Yamato, Admiral Yamahito's flagship, was destroyed along with almost every remaining ship in the Japanese fleet.
pakled
Great work. Don't recognize the superstructure, but what do I know about Japanese ships?..;) great detail nonetheless. Keep 'em coming.
lethalliam
Awesome scene and work.
nortalf
Nice work and thanks for the history lesson Best Fishes !
Denys234
Excellent!!
jocko500
this is super looking. love the sky and the ships
-renapd-
The deep water is fantastic.. the ship shadow on its reflection, the cut off wave at the front of the ships..the foam trail at their back! The atmosphere is foggy dawn yet it allows you to see the mountains at the back.. Just another fantastic masterpiece of war scenery worthwile for a frame! :)
Steeleyes101
Outstanding work of art I feel the salt air on my face and sense the battle yet to come as I view this one
d51
Excellent Image!!
janedj
Just beautiful!!!
kelvinhughes
excellent well done
theprojectionist
Tremendous Work
miwi
Klasse composition,excellent!!!!!!!
FitArtistSF
DramaKing has his facts a bit off: The Yamato withdrew from the battle of Leyte Gulf, and was later sunk in April 1945 by over 300 american carrier-based dive bombers as she headed for Okinawa in basically a last-ditch, suicide, run toward the American fleet. It was her sister-ship, the Musashi that was sunk at Leyte...
decadence
Fantastic work!
keiron
Excellent work Very well done
SunsetHunter
A great scene - captures the spirit of the time! Well rendered too!
Li-An
Looks great!!