Charles, a Gentile Christian, recently discovered his Jewish heritage, deepening his connection to Israel and the Old Testament. He married Gloria, a Papua New Guinean widow with a love for Israel and a visit to Jerusalem.

Despite cultural challenges, their unique and loving relationship blossomed. Their shared love for the Jewish Messiah strengthened their commitment.

They realized that their spiritual backgrounds, when combined, had a synergistic effect beyond their expectations. Gloria's spirituality deepened Charles' understanding of humanity's dominion over nature and the anticipation of God's sons being revealed.

They learned the power of speaking gentle praise to creation, witnessing its obedient response. They also acknowledged the consequences of environmental exploitation.

Their marriage symbolized the prophetic union of Gentile Christianity and Messianic Jewry, envisioning a future of peace during the Millennium. They emphasized scriptures highlighting God's love for humanity and creation, and explored the correlation between obedience and prosperity.

Their wedding under a "chuppah" in an Australian Baptist church held significant symbolism, which they discuss in the book, providing unique insights for those aspiring to be part of the Bride of Christ and the city of New Jerusalem. .