Whitestone
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whoa, that was weird, what happened with my post lol?!
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SignUp Now!most pre-trib believer seem to satisfy in couple verses from the bible to hold this view. it's logical. but they are oblivious about what bible says about tribulation and second coming as whole message and not just few verses. the rest of bible chapters and letters from apostoles clarify the situation that Lord really does come only after tribulation or revealance of son of perdition. and that christians in book of revelation refuse to take the mark of the beast (which is at time of great tribulations).
but i know pre-trib refuse all these scriptures as any significance to christian rapture, in way or another.
which allows the pre-trib theory to live on....
That's the only definition of pan-millenialist I can find too LOLWhere is panmillenialist? One who believes everything will pan out in the end?? LOL That is me!
Not at all David777 There is scripural precedent for being taken out BEFORE the big one....At the end of the great tribulation is not the rapture at all....Its Jesus' second coming.....Two separate events.Pre-tribulation is the fashionable choice.
Post-tribulation is the biblical position.
I'm increasingly convinced that the word 'eschatology' means "let's fight"
LOL I agree!But really my friend, let us not [fight that is]! Let us rather follow the Lord withersoever He leadeth unto the end of our course!
I believe in the post-tribulation rapture. But I also believe that God could come during the later half of the tribulation so I'm a little bit mid-trib too.
Preterist. There's no rapture. When Jesus returns he will raise the dead, those of us who are living will be transformed and he will rule in perfect peace and glory.
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you know rapture is actually just saying we will be called up into the the air with the lord, which the bible teaches, its the timing of things that is in question
1 Thessalonians 4:17
Then we who are alive, who are left, will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we will always be with the Lord.
God seems to have history in the bible of removing his people before his wrath,