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no rapture just tribulation and ressurection??
DIR By: toolebox
Date: January 20, 2024, 10:32 am
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Subject: Re: Rapture or tribulation first ??
Subject: Rapture or tribulation first ??
IS THE RAPTURE BEFORE, DURING; OR, AFTER THE TRIBULATION PERIOD?
Question: Will the Church, or as some call it, the Body of
Christ, be raptured before, during, or after the 7-year
Tribulation of God’s Judgment? I have heard so many views on
this.
Answer: The Church Age began on the Day of Pentecost, over 2,000
years ago, and will end with the Rapture. The Rapture will begin
the 7 years of tribulation, which will end with Christ coming to
the earth and establishing His Kingdom for a 1,000 years. We
will confine ourselves strictly to the question you have asked.
I will list some of the false claims and show from Scripture why
they are not true.
1. The Post-Tribulation Rapture.
One false claim is that the Rapture is the same event as the
coming of Christ at the end of the Tribulation. This has
confused many, leading them to believe in what is called the
“Post-Tribulation Rapture.”
Refutation: First of all, at the Rapture, the saved are “caught
up” or taken to be with Christ in the air. (1 Thessalonians
4:16,17). In Matthew, Chapters 24,25, we have Christ coming to
the earth and judging the nations.
Matthew 24:40 is used by some, saying it is the Rapture.
“Then shall two be in the field; the one shall be taken, and the
other left.”
Notice, as we quote Matthew 25:31-34, which makes it perfectly
clear that this judgment involves 3 things: (1). Christ comes to
the earth, (2). He will sit on His throne, (3). He will separate
the saved from the lost.
“When the Son of man shall come in his glory, and all the holy
angels with him, then shall he sit upon the throne of his glory:
(31) And before him shall be gathered all nations: and he shall
separate them one from another, as a shepherd divideth his sheep
(saved) from the goats (lost): (32) And he shall set the sheep
on his right hand, but the goats on the left. ( 33) Then shall
the King say unto them on his right hand, Come, ye blessed of my
Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation
of the world.” ( 34)
Matthew 25:41 tells us what happens to the lost.
“Then shall he say also unto them on the left hand, Depart from
me, ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil and
his angels:”
Notice carefully, the difference between the Rapture spoken of
in 1 Thessalonians 4:16,17 and Christ’s Coming, spoken of in
Mathew, Chapters 24,25.
At the Rapture, Christ does not come to the earth, as we are
caught up to meet Him in the clouds. Whereas, in Matthew, Christ
comes to the earth to establish His Kingdom. Notice carefully,
at the Rapture in 1 Thessalonians, the saved are the ones taken
while the ones left are the lost. Just the opposite takes place
in Matthew. Those that are taken are the lost; while those that
are left are the saved who enter into the Kingdom in their
earthly bodies. Therefore, it is imperative for the Bible
student to understand that these two events are entirely
different, being separated by the Seventieth Week of Daniel,
known as the 7-Year Tribulation Period. Without acknowledging
the difference between Christ’s coming for his Church and His
coming to establish the Kingdom; one will only be led into more
error concerning Bible prophecy.
Note: A good principle to remember is, whenever Christ’s return
is spoken of in Matthew, Mark, Luke, or John, it is never the
Rapture; but, rather, the return of Christ at the conclusion of
the Tribulation. The Rapture was a mystery, revealed unto the
Apostle Paul after the Church Age had begun. (Ephesians 3:1-10).
2. A Pre-Tribulation Rapture Is What The Bible Teaches.
Now let us examine the proof:
1 Thessalonians 1:10:
“And to wait for his Son from heaven, whom he raised from the
dead, even Jesus, which delivered us from the wrath to come.”
In examining this verse there are three things we need to
recognize:
Paul was writing to Christians (1:1 and 5:25). They were already
delivered from the wrath of Hell. (John 3:36).
Notice “which delivered us” is translated in the past tense.
This is incorrect, as the Greek has it in the future tense. It
should read as “who delivers us,” or, “which will deliver us.”
The “wrath to come” is not in reference to Hell; but, rather, to
the Tribulation Period. Revelation 6:17, “For the great day of
his wrath is come; and who shall be able to stand?”
Therefore, the Christians that are alive at the Rapture will not
go into the Tribulation, known as the “day of his wrath.” Notice
the word “us,” which includes all Christians, the spiritual and
the backslider. As many say, “The Church is not ruptured; but,
raptured!”
1 Thessalonians 5:9:
“For God hath not appointed us to wrath
(Tribulation wrath, same as 1:10);
but to obtain salvation
(i.e., “deliverance”)
by our Lord Jesus Christ.”
The Greek word for “salvation” is “SOTERIA” and denotes
“deliverance, preservation, salvation.” For example: In Acts
27:34, the word “health” is from the Greek “soteria.” In other
words, in Verse 33 we find the sailors had gone 14 days without
eating. In Verse 34 Paul said, “…take ( or eat) some meat: for
this is for your health," (i.e. "your deliverance") from getting
sick or dying.
Also, in Philippians 1:19, “salvation” should have been
translated “deliverance,” since he was speaking about his
deliverance from the prison from which he had written to the
Philippians. A literal translation of Verse 9 would read,
“For God hath not appointed us (Christians) to the wrath of the
tribulation, but to obtain deliverance from it, when the Lord
Jesus Christ comes for His Church.”
In Chapter 4, verses 13-18, we have the Rapture. Chapter 5
continues with Christ’s return at the Rapture, assuring all
Christians that they will be delivered from the Tribulation
Period.
3. Spiritual & Carnal all Raptured At the Same Time.
The following Scriptures refute the erroneous and false teaching
that only the spiritual Christians will be raptured; while the
carnal Christians will have to go through the Tribulation. We
will continue; as we examine and analyze the next verse, 1
Thessalonians 5:10.
“Who died for us, that, whether we wake or sleep; we should live
together with him (Christ).”
We will look at 3 important words in the above verse.
“Wake.”It is the same Greek word “gregoreo” as trans-lated
“watch” in Verse 6. “Therefore let us not sleep, as do others;
but let us WATCH and be sober.” “Sleep.” The Greek word for
“sleep” in Verse 10 is the same as that for “sleep” in Verse 6.
“Therefore let us not sleep, as do others; but let us watch and
be sober.” Therefore, sleep is in reference to those Christians
who are “lying down on the job” and not serving the Lord. Some
perverted minds try to proclaim that “sleep” here is referring
to “death.” If that were true—how would you “watch and be sober”
if you were dead?
Preposterous!
“Together.” The Greek word is “hama” and means “to-gether at the
same time.” (Vine’s Dictionary of New Testament Words).
Now, let us put Verse 10 together and write it out, including
the meaning of each of the 3 words we have examined.
“Who died for us, that, whether we wake (watching and serving
the Lord)or sleep, we should live together (at the same time)
with him (Christ).”
These Scriptures clearly set forth the truth that ALL
Christians, those serving the Lord and those who are not, will
be raptured together at the same time.
4. The Rapture Is The Redemption of Our Body.
A partial Rapture is Satan’s trickery to lead one to believe
that you must suffer and/or have good works to complete God’s
salvation. One must remember that the completion of our
salvation is the redemption of our bodies! Notice Romans 8:23,
“…even we ourselves groan within ourselves, waiting for the
adoption, to wit, THE REDEMPTION OF OUR BODY.”
At the Rapture our salvation is completed. Those who have died,
receive their resurrected bodies from the grave; while those
that are alive have their bodies transformed as they go up to be
with the Lord. (Philippians 3:20,21).
Those who propagate a partial Rapture have succumbed to Satan’s
subtlety. (Genesis 3:1 and 2 Corinthians 11:3,13-15). If Satan
cannot convince you that good works are necessary for salvation;
then, he will attempt, through his ministers, to con-vince you
that those that are backslidden must go into the Tribulation.
Some that hold this view have told me that, this is to have them
suffer for their disobedience and give them a chance to redeem
themselves. This, supposedly, shows God they are really
Christians by now being faithful while being persecuted. Sounds
good—except it contradicts God’s Word!
This damnable philosophy denies the Judgment Seat of Christ for
all Christians, as well as Christ’s completing our salvation by
His death and Resurrection. Therefore, they do not believe one
is saved eternally; but, rather, must have good works in order
to maintain their salvation. Very subtly, they accuse God of
being a liar and unfaithful to His Word when He promised all
believers they would “never perish, but have everlasting life.”
(John 3:16).
5. Both Spiritual and Carnal Christians Go At The Rapture.
“Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet appear
what we shall be: but we know that, when he shall appear, WE
shall be like him; for WE shall see him as he is.” (1 John 3:2)
The “we” is all-inclusive of the spiritual and the carnal
Christian. No distinction between the two is made here.
“Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but WE
shall ALL be changed.” (1 Corinthians 15:51)
At the Rapture, ALL or every Christian, whether spiritual or
not, will be changed, i.e., receive their glorified bodies.
Notice the last 4 words in Verse 52,
“…and WE shall be changed.”
The “WE” is all-inclusive of every Christian. Again, a partial
Rapture philosophy disintegrates in the light of God’s Word. In
1 Thessalonians 4:17, notice the "WE."
“Then WE which are alive and remain shall be caught up together
with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so
shall we ever be with the Lord.” (1 Thessalonians 4:17)
Again, the Holy Spirit uses the word “WE,” eliminating any
distinction between the spiritual and carnal Christian; thus,
illuminating the false teaching of a partial Rapture.
6. No Such Thing As A Post-Tribulation Rapture
Some final thoughts sealing the fate of the philosophy of a
post-Tribulation Rapture. Follow with me as we look at some
basic facts:
All raptured Christians receive their glorified bodies. (Romans
8:22,23; 1 Corinthians 15:50-54). There are no children born to
glorified bodies. (Matthew 22:23-30). All unsaved are cast into
Hell before the 1,000 Year Kingdom Reign of Christ. (Revelation
19:11-21 and Matthew 25:41).
If the Rapture is post-Tribulation, several problems arise with
impossible solutions. (a). Where do the mortal bodies come from
of those that are born during the Millennium and rebel at the
conclusion of the Millennium? (Revelation 20:7-10).
(b). There would be no lost people alive to have children, so
they cannot come from them.
(c). All of the saved have their glorified bodies. No children
can be born to them as a result of a post-Tribulation Rapture.
(d). Remember, at the end of Christ’s 1,000 Year Reign there are
unbelievers who will give their allegiance to Satan in an
attempt to defeat Christ. (Revelation 20:7-10). How did they get
their human bodies? Placing the Rapture at the end of the
Tribulation and the start of the Millennium makes an impossible
situation.
At the Rapture all Christians have their glorified bodies, which
do not produce human beings. All the lost are cast into Hell;
therefore, the philosophy of a post-Tribulation Rapture is
impossible. The Post-Tribulation Rapture philosophy also leads
to other false doctrines. Colossians 2:8 is God’s warning
concerning false teachers,
“Beware lest any man spoil you through PHILOSOPHY and vain
deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the
world, and not after Christ.”
If a Post-Tribulation Rapture were true; then, the last
generation alive would be the only generation in over 2,000
years since the Church Age began, to have to go through the
Tribulation. Then, we would have to conclude that God is not a
just God.
If the Rapture is at the conclusion of the Tribulation; then,
why are we not told to be praying for “that blessed hope and
glorious appearing of that blessed tribulation!” Yet, the Word
of God tells us, in Titus 2:13, that the Christian is to be,
“Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of
the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ.”
Conclusion.
In conclusion, we shall examine one more proof of a
Pre-Tribulation Rapture as opposed to a Post-Tribulation
Rapture. Our text is recorded in 2 Thessalonians 2:1-9.
Investigating our Text. In Paul’s first epistle to the
Thessalonians, he mentions Christ’s return at the end of each of
the five chapters. In Chapter 4:13-18, he goes into great detail
in describing what occurs at the Rapture. This was a great
comfort to these Christians, as he advises them in Verse 18,
“Wherefore COMFORT one another with these words.”
Sometime later, someone had sent a letter, evidently ascribing
Paul’s name, and indicated that the Rapture had already taken
place; whereas, they were left behind. Paul had gotten word of
this and addressed the issue in his second epistle to the
Thessalonians, beginning at 2 Thessalonians 2:2.
“That ye be not soon shaken in mind, or be troubled, neither by
(a) spirit, nor by (a) word, nor by (a) letter as from us; as
that the day of Christ (i.e., LORD) is at hand.”
The “day of Christ” should be translated “the day of the LORD,”
which is the correct translation. Distinguishing between,
The Day of Man (the Church Age),
The Day of Christ (the Tribulation of 7 years from the Rapture
to the Revelation of Christ),
The Day of the LORD (Jehovah) (from the middle of the
Tribulation to the end of the Millennium),
...is imperative to understanding Verse 2.
Therefore, if the Day of Jehovah was at hand, then the Rapture
would have already taken place. No wonder they were troubled and
worried! Paul, in Verse 3, sets the doctrine straight. The Day
of the LORD was not at hand, as the Rapture and the enthronement
of the Antichrist as God must take place first. In other words,
“The letter you received was a forgery and you have not missed
the Rapture!”
Then, in 2 Thessalonians 2:5, Paul reminds then,
“Remember ye not, that, when I was yet with you; I told you of
these things?”
We now examine 2 Thessalonians 2:3,
“Let no man deceive you by any means: for that day (day of LORD)
shall not come, except there come a falling away (departure)
first, and that man of sin be revealed, the son of perdition.”
We are now introduced to the Greek word “apostasia” which is
translated as “falling away” in the King James Translation. The
basic meaning of the word is “departure.” One cannot tell from
the meaning of the word, itself, whether it is in reference to
the departure, i.e., the Rapture of the Church; or, a “departure
from the truth,” known as apostasy. “Apostasia” translated as
“falling away” is quite misleading; as it does not incorporate
the meaning “to fall” or “fell.” For example, check Matthew
10:29 (“fall”); Matthew 17:6 (“fell”); John 18:6 (“fell”), etc.
These are translated from the Greek word “pipto,” not
“apostasia.” Therefore, only by the context in which “apostasia”
occurs can it be determined if it is in reference to a departure
from the faith; or the departure of the Church from the world.
It should be noted, that to the best of my knowledge, all
English translations prior to the King James Translation
translated “apostasia” either as “departing” or “departure.”
Also, the Bible known as the Vulgate, about 400 A.D., was
Jerome’s Latin translation. Here Jerome uses the Latin word
“discessio”, meaning “departure” for “apostasia.”
With this in mind, one can see that this is in perfect harmony
with Verse 1, which speaks of the Rapture.
“Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ, and by our gathering together unto him.”
(The Rapture).
This is the same as Paul had previously spoken about in 1
Thessalonians 4:17 concerning the Rapture.
“Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together
with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so
shall we ever be with the Lord.”
In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-17, Paul gives the principles of the
Rapture; whereas, in 2 Thessalonians 2, he gives the procedure
concerning the Rapture, which is Pre-Tribulation.
May we make a few more observations which lead us to conclude
that “apostasia” in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 is speaking of the
Church departing from the earth, raptured to meet her Savior in
the clouds; and not a departure from the faith.
(1). Notice in Verse 7,
“For the mystery of iniquity doth already work.”
Paul states that apostasy from the faith was already present.
Hymenaeus and Alexander were two of them. (1 Timothy 1:19,20).
There were false teachers of the law. (1 Timothy 1:4-7). False
teachings concerning the Resurrection. (2 Timothy 2:16-18). Read
Jude; 1 John 2:18; 2 Peter 2:1-3; 1 John 4:1-3, and we could go
on and on.
In other words, since the offspring of Adam and Eve, there has
always been apostasy from the faith. What do we attribute the
Flood to? In Israel there were the false prophets and priests.
It was the same at the time of Christ; and ever since, to the
present. Therefore, it would be ludicrous to think that
“apostasia” in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 was in reference to “apostasy
from the faith,” when there has never been a time when apostasy
has not been with us.
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Re: no rapture just tribulation and ressurection??
DIR By: toolebox
Date: January 20, 2024, 10:33 am
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It should be noted, that to the best of my knowledge, all
English translations prior to the King James Translation
translated “apostasia” either as “departing” or “departure.”
Also, the Bible known as the Vulgate, about 400 A.D., was
Jerome’s Latin translation. Here Jerome uses the Latin word
“discessio”, meaning “departure” for “apostasia.”
With this in mind, one can see that this is in perfect harmony
with Verse 1, which speaks of the Rapture.
“Now we beseech you, brethren, by the coming of our Lord Jesus
Christ, and by our gathering together unto him.”
(The Rapture).
This is the same as Paul had previously spoken about in 1
Thessalonians 4:17 concerning the Rapture.
“Then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together
with them in the clouds, to meet the Lord in the air: and so
shall we ever be with the Lord.”
In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-17, Paul gives the principles of the
Rapture; whereas, in 2 Thessalonians 2, he gives the procedure
concerning the Rapture, which is Pre-Tribulation.
May we make a few more observations which lead us to conclude
that “apostasia” in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 is speaking of the
Church departing from the earth, raptured to meet her Savior in
the clouds; and not a departure from the faith.
(1). Notice in Verse 7,
“For the mystery of iniquity doth already work.”
Paul states that apostasy from the faith was already present.
Hymenaeus and Alexander were two of them. (1 Timothy 1:19,20).
There were false teachers of the law. (1 Timothy 1:4-7). False
teachings concerning the Resurrection. (2 Timothy 2:16-18). Read
Jude; 1 John 2:18; 2 Peter 2:1-3; 1 John 4:1-3, and we could go
on and on.
In other words, since the offspring of Adam and Eve, there has
always been apostasy from the faith. What do we attribute the
Flood to? In Israel there were the false prophets and priests.
It was the same at the time of Christ; and ever since, to the
present. Therefore, it would be ludicrous to think that
“apostasia” in 2 Thessalonians 2:3 was in reference to “apostasy
from the faith,” when there has never been a time when apostasy
has not been with us.
Therefore, how would the Thessalonians recognize any apostasy
different from the apostasy that already existed, and that has
always existed in one way or another. From the context, itself,
we know the “apostasia” in Verse 3 is not in reference to
departure from the faith, already existent; but, rather, a
departure of the Church from the world, or the Rapture. Apostasy
already existed as stated in Verse 7,
“For the mystery of iniquity doth already work…”
We have the same false teachers today, advocating a Partial or a
Post-Tribulation Rapture, as those believers in Thessalonica
encountered over 1900 years ago. As we have stated previously,
the Christian is admonished to be “Looking for that blessed
hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Savior
Jesus Christ,” NOT, “the blessed hope and glorious appearing of
the Tribulation Period! (The Day of God’s Wrath.).
A final note. Many are not aware that the Roman Catholic Church
does not believe in the Rapture. Also, the Evangelistic Lutheran
Churches of America (ELCA); the Missouri Synod Lutherans, and
the Wisconsin Lutheran Synod deny three basic prophetic
doctrines: (1). They deny the Rapture, (2). They do not believe
in the Restoration of the Nation of Israel, (3). They deny the
literal reign of Christ in his earthly Kingdom on earth for
1,000 years. How did they come to these conclusions, denying
major portions of the Word of God? Very simple. Their teachings
were founded by a man named Martin Luther, who has been dead
over 460 years! (Luther, 1483-1546). Maybe they are not familiar
with the middle verse of the Bible, Psalm 118:8,
“It is better to trust in the LORD than to put confidence in
man.”
Response stopped
The question of whether the rapture occurs before or after the
tribulation is a topic of debate among Christians. According to
the NeverThirsty Bible, the tribulation is a well-defined period
of time that lasts for seven years, while the rapture occurs
unexpectedly prior to the tribulation period 1. The Revelation
Study Guide states that the doctrine of the pre-tribulation
rapture teaches that before the worst aspects of the Last Days
begin, the followers of Christ will be caught up (raptured) to
meet the Lord in the air and will not experience the persecution
of God’s people known as the Great Tribulation 2.
However, there are also biblical passages that suggest that the
rapture will occur after the tribulation period. For example,
Revelation 6:10-11; 7:3-4, 13-14 would seem to indicate that the
rapture does not occur before the tribulation 1.
In summary, the timing of the rapture is a matter of
interpretation and there is no consensus among Christians.
Rapture not in English version of Bible- john 14;3 or 1
Thessalonians 4;16-18
13;35-36After rapture 7 years tribulation, God will have to
end after first 3.5 years as no one will be left if he did not
?? 1 Timothy 4:1, titus 2;13
1 Corinthians 4;5- 3:4 ( 15;51-52)
Philippians 3;20- 4;5
James 5;8-9
Hebrews 9:28
In life, death and ressure3ction of Jesus Christ - over 300 old
testament prophecies fulfilled
1 Thessalonians 1;7-8, 1;10, 2;1-2, 2;19, 3;5, 3;13, 4;16,
5;23,
mark 13;35-36
revelation 4;1-3 ( chapters 6-19), during tribulation
matthe2ws 24;37-44, 1 Thessalonians 4;16-18
My Understanding??
Many interpretations of end of time, shows Jesus Rapture's saved
, then 7 years tribulation?? First 3.5 years tribulation
Antichrist rules Israel with false prophet, but God will have
Jesus Christ end it, before no one left to save- just like
previous Roman Empire he had to end, and king David will be back
ruling until Jesus brings heaven down after Armagedón.
It states Jesus will rule for 1000 years, 2while Satan pinned
down, but I believe it will be last part of 7 years tribulation
with Kind David ruling then under him advice
Jesus will bring down heaven 1400 square miles to earth and take
reign from king David and God will be here on earth with us.
Babylon is being rebuilt at this time with about 240,000 people
there, and already raising new buildings to take over, and
raising money for others. this is again where Satan will rule
thru false prophet and antichrist in Israel again under roman
empire. But many in first will not take part in second, as Egypt
will be taken over and controlled befo9re this happens.
antichrist Daniel 7;19-27, shall appear- son of righteousness
Matthew 4;1-6
The kingdom Daniel 7;13-14, Isiah 2;1-3, Micha 4;1-2,
Destruction of earth by fire 2 peter 3;7-13
New heavens and earth- Isiah 65;17, 66;22, Revelation 21;1
Antichrist Zechariah 11;15-17, Armagedón Zechariah 14;1-3
Begins tribulation Daniel 9;27
Matthew 24;21, 24;13
Second Phase revelation 20;4
Tribulation, Juda nations, Millennial kingdom
End of tribulation revelation 20;1-3, 19;20, 20;10, Daniel
2,7,8,9, revelation 2-20, Mtthew 24-25,
Mark 134, Luke 21: 20-24
Jesus begins tribulation Matthew 24;9, revelation 4-19, ½
Matthew 24;9-14, 2nd half 15-26
Worse time in history of man - revelation 6-19
Matthew 24;27-31, revelation 19;11-16
Rapture? another tribulation verse 29,30
Matthew 25;31-46
2 Thessalonians 2-3 Pretribulation >>? is it now ??
Failing away99 society and faith right now) ?
1st century revelation 2-3 apostolic age?
Church will come to abrupt end at rapture ?? John 14;1-3;1, 1
corthians 15;51-51, 1 Thessalonians 4;13-18
Revelation 13;11-18
?? Church has no earthly prophetic destiny beyond Rapture3
revelation 4;1-3
church last days 1 timothy 4;1-3, 2 timothy 3;1-5, 4;3-4, James
5;1-8, 2 peter 2;1-22, 3;3-6 Jude 1-25
before tribulation begins ?? 1 Thessalonians 1;10, 5;9,
revelation 3;10, John 14;1-3, Church New Testament removed by
rapture
In heaven revelation 4;4, o-11, 7;13-14, 19;4, 19;14, 10;19,
revelation 19;7
revelation 13;17-18 ( true church of Jesus Christ not go thru
tribulation ??
Members rule Revelation 3;21, Matthew 19;28, 2 timothy 2;12
Events of rapture John 14;1-3, 1 Thessalonians 4;16, 4;14, 4;17,
1 corthians 10;52, 15;51-53
revelation 11;15, Romans 14;10, 2 corthians 5;10, 1 corthians
3;11-15
Great wrath tribulation Mathew 24;21
Rapture passages ?? John 14;1-3 1 corthians 1;7-8, 15;51-53,
16;22, Romans 8;19, Philippines 3;20,-23, 4;45, 1 Thessalonians
1;10, 2;19, 4;13-18, 5;9, 23, 2;1, 1 timothy 6;14, 2 timothy
4;1-8, Titus 2;13, Hebrews 9;28, James 5;7-9, 1 peter 5;4, 1
john 2;28-3;2, Jude 1.21 revelation 2;25 Second coming Daniel
2;44-45, 7;9-14, 12;1-3, zecharia 14;1-5, matthew 13.41,
2415-31, 26;69, mark 13;14-27, 14;62, luke 21;25-28, acts
1;9-11, 3;19-21, 1 thessalonians 3;13, 2;6-10, 2 thessalomians
2;8, 1 peter 4;12-13, 3;1-14, Jude 1;14-15, revelation 1;7
, 1;7, 19;11-20;6, 22;7, 12;20
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