There is no real verse only assumption for pre trib rapture.
As Pre-Trib writer and leader John Walvoord admits, there is NO SINGLE verse of Scripture that by itself clearly teaches the Pre-Trib Rapture.
Pre-Trib’ers FORCE ASSUMPTIONS on many key Bible verses – especially assuming that all references to “saints” and to the “elect” (who are being persecuted and martyred during the “end-times’ tribulation”) must refer to “those individuals who are saved” AFTER the Pre-Trib Rapture has taken place. (how are all these folks getting saved during the “end-times’ tribulation” if the“Church” and the Holy Spirit according to Pre-Trib’ers have been removed?)
Can you find one single instance in the New Testament where the Lord Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul, the Apostle Peter, or the Apostle John made any statement to the effect that the church is to be evacuated off of planet Earth seven years PRIOR to to Jesus comes in Glory. Isn’t that a bit strange if the Pre-Trib Rapture prophetic viewpoint is the correct one?
As Pre-Trib writer and leader John Walvoord admits, there is NO SINGLE verse of Scripture that by itself clearly teaches the Pre-Trib Rapture.
Pre-Trib’ers FORCE ASSUMPTIONS on many key Bible verses – especially assuming that all references to “saints” and to the “elect” (who are being persecuted and martyred during the “end-times’ tribulation”) must refer to “those individuals who are saved” AFTER the Pre-Trib Rapture has taken place. (how are all these folks getting saved during the “end-times’ tribulation” if the“Church” and the Holy Spirit according to Pre-Trib’ers have been removed?)
Can you find one single instance in the New Testament where the Lord Jesus Christ, the Apostle Paul, the Apostle Peter, or the Apostle John made any statement to the effect that the church is to be evacuated off of planet Earth seven years PRIOR to to Jesus comes in Glory. Isn’t that a bit strange if the Pre-Trib Rapture prophetic viewpoint is the correct one?