<p>Western Christianity has tried to interpret the Bible through its own lenses. &nbsp;The problem is that it was written from a Jewish perspective, a completely different mindset and culture. &nbsp;When we apply just a little of the Jewish perspective, we find the scriptures open up into a refreshing new dimension that brings it to life. &nbsp;In &#39;Taken for a Bride&#39; the connectedness of the Bible is celebrated. &nbsp;Starting with the Tranfiguration, Gary takes us on a journey through the Old and New Testament to observe the patterns and intentional correlation. &nbsp;The &#39;promised Messiah&#39; is trumpeted through seemingly random characters and events as we finally find out what Elijah&#39;s exit was really about. &nbsp;</p><p>Gary doesnt hold back&nbsp;exploring core biblical themes and even suggests&nbsp;the Passover feast to outlay the history of&nbsp;God&#39;s saving plan! &nbsp;Having read this book you will be in no doubt that the bible is &#39;other than&#39; in how the Holy Spirit has designed its archetecture. &nbsp;Allow your jaw to drop as Joshua, Elisha and Jesus are shown to be connected... then... <strong>you </strong>are also in that context! &nbsp;</p><p>Gary hasn&#39;t intended to deliver an adrenelin shot for mission activities. &nbsp;Rather, he has clearly laid out the purpose and plan in your life being taken out of this world as Jesus&#39; bride. &nbsp;You have been Taken for a Bride, maybe you just don&#39;t know it yet!</p>