True enough.
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The only problem is that those are assumptions. For example, there isn't a verse that just says something like "Before the great tribulation, Jesus will return to rapture the church." It doesn't exist. The pre-trib theory is built on inferences and doesn't have enough Biblical support. It also creates contradictions. That's why most people just reject the pre-trib. I hope you see it one day.
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The only problem is that those are assumptions. For example, there isn't a verse that just says something like "Before the great tribulation, Jesus will return to rapture the church." It doesn't exist. The pre-trib theory is built on inferences and doesn't have enough Biblical support. It also creates contradictions. That's why most people just reject the pre-trib. I hope you see it one day.
The posttrib rapture is built on inferences such as GUESSING the gathering in Matthew 24 is Paul's rapture. This is not something we should guess about.
It is an absolute fact that John saw the large crowd, too large to number, in chapter 7, NOT IN CHAPTER 19. Does that mean anything to you?
Next, Paul mentions His rapture three verses before he mentions the Day of the Lord. Then shortly after that, mentions wrath. Does that mean anything to you? Further, He tells us that God is not going to set any appointments for us with His wrath. Does that mean anything to you? Pretribbers BELIEVE these things and use them to form doctrine.
It also creates contradictions. Please specify.