Hi Popeye,
I don't believe the Rapture Doctrine at all. Darby and his associates listened to the hallucinatory visions of a deliriously ill girl, named Margaret MacDonald in 1830, and built their rapture doctrine religion on what she thought she saw, and not on what God says in His word, in the bible.
The events of 1948, Israel being restored as a nation state, was future to Darby, I don't know that he would have any foreknowledge to that, or not. Even so, that doesn't matter to me.
Nobody's salvation depends upon whether or not they believe there is a Millennium after the return of Christ, even though the Bible speaks of that 1,000 years in Rev. 20:1-10. The only way that people are saved, is by turning to Christ, confessing to Him, and repenting of their sins, and reforming their lives, turning to Jesus Christ, and believing upon Him, and obeying His commands. That's the only way people are saved. It doesn't matter what they believe in about the "Millenium" that's not the "deal-breaker".
I rely on Christ to give me strength through His word, and through prayer, not on anybody else's "ability". And I've seen the power of His hand more than once in my life, in answer to my prayer.
"Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight." Prov. 3:5-6 God has a way of taking care of those who love Him, according to His will and purpose.
No, I'm not Catholic, I'm not Lutheran, I'm not Presbyterian, I'm not Episcopalian, I'm not Baptist, I'm not Methodist, I'm not Amish, Hutterite, or any other "-ists, -ans, etc., etc.. I read God's word, and the word of Christ as given in the King James Companion Bible, and that's all I read, and if I don't understand it, I take it to the Strong's Exhaustive Concordance, back to the original Hebrew or Greek to get more clarification. I might take a look at the Commentaries by Henry Matthew, he's quite eloquent, and explanatory. But, otherwise, if God tells me in His word "Don't Do That!", what part of "Don't Do That!" do I not understand? If God says "No!", what part of "No!", do I not understand? Simple as that. What it boils down to, is this: It doesn't matter what you think, or I think, or anybody else thinks, it only matters what God thinks, and says in His word, through His prophets, and through Jesus Christ. That's all that matters.