Pre Tribulation or Post Tribulation Poll

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What do you Believe in , Post , Pre , Or Mid

  • Post Tribulation Means We get Raptured after Tribulation

    Votes: 15 68.2%

  • Pre Tribulation Mean We get Raptured before Tribulation

    Votes: 4 18.2%

  • Mid Tribulation means We get Raptured In the middle of Tribulation

    Votes: 3 13.6%
  • Total voters
    22
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Heriberto777

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Pre Tribulation

Post Tribulation

Mid Tribulation
 
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Crazy4GODword

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Post because it clearly makes sense, We have to deal with the antichrist in the tribulation first before Jesus comes to get us. Why would Jesus come back three times that does not make sense except for those who are pre believers.

Shalom
 
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LovelyHoneyBee

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I'm not sure of which I believe, however I just want to be ready to see him when it's my turn.
 
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Therapon

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There is another option. That "Great Tribulation" is not a time in our future, but Jesus' name for the Christian era. If you think that an unsupportable myth, please read Martyr's Mirror, The Pilgrin Church or Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Millions of the brethren have been murdered since Stephen was stoned.
 
trust_in_the_name

trust_in_the_name

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Jan 18, 2011
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There will be seven-year period known as the last week of the seventy weeks in the prophecy of the book of Daniel (Daniel 9:24-27). The latter half of this seven years is a time of wrath and judgment from God (Revelation 6-19). The Lord will return and remove those who are faithful to Him at the beginning of the time of wrath and judgment (1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:3; Luke 21:34-36; Revelation 3:10), which occurs immediately after the man of sin is revealed (Daniel 9:27; 2 Thessalonians 2:1-4; Matthew 24:15-44).
 
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Crazy4GODword

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Therapon said:
There is another option. That "Great Tribulation" is not a time in our future, but Jesus' name for the Christian era. If you think that an unsupportable myth, please read Martyr's Mirror, The Pilgrin Church or Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Millions of the brethren have been murdered since Stephen was stoned.
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what are you meaning....explain some more
 
zone

zone

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Jun 13, 2010
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the RAPTURE is the "change"/resurrection of believers into their glorified incorruptible bodies.
sheep to one side, goats to another.
it takes place at THE END OF THE AGE when Christ comes to Judge.

then:
NEW HEAVEN, NEW EARTH >> ETERNITY for believers >. with "New Jerusalem", the city called "The Lord is There"

simple (should be)
 
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Crazy4GODword

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#8
Christ is the Judge the Shepherd that will separate the sheeps from the goats
 
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Crazy4GODword

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#9
Iv also heard from someone that the pre tribulation believers will follow the antichrist, we do not know that....we do not even know who the antichrist is (and for those who want to break it down further, yes those who do not believe and follow Christ is a antichrist).....
 
zone

zone

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Crazy4GODword said:
Christ is the Judge the Shepherd that will separate the sheeps from the goats
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yes. at the Second Advent when He comes to raise the dead and Judge.
then >> eternity.
no millennial thingee.
 
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Crazy4GODword

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#11
what do you mean by millennium thingy? Explain sister.....
 
Cleante

Cleante

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May 7, 2010
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I am neither. I am an amillenialist.
 
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endofallfears

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It's difficult to answer the poll because some view the "Tribulation" as the entire 7 yeat period, while others see it as an event within the 7 year period. I would need to know which definition is being used.
 
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DanuckInUSA

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#16
Focus on the things of today, the Lord has given us enough with today.
 
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Scotth1960

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#17
Cleante said:
I am neither. I am an amillenialist.
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Dear friends, I am an amillennialist too. The question is, did the Church Fathers teach a dual fulfillment of prophecy in Matthew 24 and so on. Was there a great tribulation in 70 AD in fulfillment of Christ's prophecy that the Jewish temple will be destroyed. And will there be a future apostasy in the last days before the coming again of Christ in His second coming, will there be a future final antichrist in Jerusalem who will deceive the Jews and will also deceive many Gentiles too. But the Orthodox Church will not be deceived by him. That is a question that is not yet resolved. A great council of the church would resolve this question in the very days should this ever happen in the future, the church would teach the truth, whatever the truth turns out to be. Regarding the meaning of Daniel and Revelation. In Erie PA Scott R. Harrington

 
zone

zone

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Scotth1960 said:
Dear friends, I am an amillennialist too. The question is, did the Church Fathers teach a dual fulfillment of prophecy in Matthew 24 and so on. Was there a great tribulation in 70 AD in fulfillment of Christ's prophecy that the Jewish temple will be destroyed. And will there be a future apostasy in the last days before the coming again of Christ in His second coming, will there be a future final antichrist in Jerusalem who will deceive the Jews and will also deceive many Gentiles too.
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i beieve this is exactly what will happen.
there are things with EO i can't go along with Scott, but i believe you are hip:rolleyes:
 
zone

zone

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endofallfears said:
It's difficult to answer the poll because some view the "Tribulation" as the entire 7 yeat period, while others see it as an event within the 7 year period. I would need to know which definition is being used.
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eggsactly, endof!
 
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Scotth1960

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zone said:
i beieve this is exactly what will happen.
there are things with EO i can't go along with Scott, but i believe you are hip:rolleyes:
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What is wrong with EO? I can detect no error. As for Martin Luther, the basic father of the Protestant Reformation (although John Wycliffe and Jan Hus were the grandfathers), Luther was ready to throw out James, 1 John, and 1 Peter, because he thought they contradicted his doctrine of justification "sola fide", by "faith alone". He thought James contradicted his doctrine. Of course, he added words to the Bible. He added the word "alone" as in "allein" durch den Glauben, "by faith alone", which made Romans 3:28 contradict James 2:24! Go figure! There are somethings I have doubts about, but they aren't serious. The only thing that doesn't make sense is that in the early church, many bishops were married. In the EO, bishops are chosen from unmarried men only. That seems to have been a change, but I could be wrong. Anyway, I believe EO is correct in stating God gives people different gifts, and being unmarried is a gift of God too. As is being married. Protestantism seems to preach every minister must be married; and Catholicism seems to preach every minister must be unmarried. Those both are traditions of men, it seems to me. In Erie PA Scott R. Harrington
 
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