Really?
The 2 Witnesses being resurrected is your baloney Verse to claim a False Doctrine of Pre-Trib Rapture?
Talk about taking a Verse out of complete context and using it for something untrue.
Run along now, you fail!
Really?
It appears that you do not really understand the difference between the Resurrection/Rapture and the Second Coming of Christ. But you are not alone. There are quite a few who are so confused about these fundamental doctrines that it is really quite amazing. How can the Pre-Tribulation Rapture be "fictitious" when Christ and the apostles taught it as a certainty?
Not only is it is fundamental biblical doctrine, but it was pronounced by Christ Himself before His crucifixion. Since all the apostles were martyred, what He said in John 14:1-4 was meant for the Church, the Bride of Christ. Since John the Baptist had already proclaimed Christ as the Bridegroom, it was necessary for the Bride to be taken up to Heaven in order to proceed with the Marriage of the Lamb. At which point the Bride would become "the Lamb's Wife". So here is what Christ said:Pretribulationism is most certainly NOT a fundamental doctrine. It is not a doctrine at all. Nor is it biblical.
Let us be kind one to another, tenderhearted, forbearing one with another. The enemy wants us to take sides one against another, but we all need encouragement and love. Let us not let the enemy win and score one for heaven, seeking to love to the end and see all edified and finish well! Hoping to encourage, I know I need it.Really?
The 2 Witnesses being resurrected is your baloney Verse to claim a False Doctrine of Pre-Trib Rapture?
Talk about taking a Verse out of complete context and using it for something untrue.
Run along now, you fail!
As is common, you far overstate your position and in so doing, make a false statement.Not only is it is fundamental biblical doctrine
How can anyone claim that the return of Christ for the Church is not a fundamental doctrine? Is the resurrection of the saints a fundamental doctrine? Absolutely? Is the perfection and glorification of the saints a fundamental doctrine? Absolutely. So if you do not believe that, it you who has a problem, not the doctrines.You are welcome to believe in the pre-tribulation return, but it most certainly is NOT a fundamental biblical doctrine.
Amen! Otherwise the Many Confused are stumbling around, in fear, trying in desperation to 'prepare' for 7 years of Great Tribulation [Darkness/Wrath],Is the perfection and glorification of the saints a fundamental doctrine? Absolutely.
As much as I agree with your sentiment, the fact is the Verse used only describes the Two Witnesses. The way it is being used is for the Doctrine of the Pre-Trib Rapture is deceitful.Let us be kind one to another, tenderhearted, forbearing one with another. The enemy wants us to take sides one against another, but we all need encouragement and love. Let us not let the enemy win and score one for heaven, seeking to love to the end and see all edified and finish well! Hoping to encourage, I know I need it.
I see your attempt to twist my words. I'm not playing your ridiculous game. Get some integrity.How can anyone claim that the return of Christ for the Church is not a fundamental doctrine? Is the resurrection of the saints a fundamental doctrine? Absolutely? Is the perfection and glorification of the saints a fundamental doctrine? Absolutely. So if you do not believe that, it you who has a problem, not the doctrines.
Not pre-trib rapture. Pre-tribers claim no one see the rapture. That verse clearly shows the unsaved will see the rapture.Really?
The 2 Witnesses being resurrected is your baloney Verse to claim a False Doctrine of Pre-Trib Rapture?
Talk about taking a Verse out of complete context and using it for something untrue.
Run along now, you fail!
I don't see anyone attacking the Trinity on this thread. So where did this come from?
Now your Verse example makes senseNot pre-trib rapture. Pre-tribers claim no one see the rapture. That verse clearly shows the unsaved will see the rapture.
Yes - and, both commencing on the same day...Here is a simple way to make the distinction that is necessary:
THE DAY OF CHRIST = SALVATION { for born-again Christians }
THE DAY OF THE LORD = DAMNATION { for the wicked }
ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE TOTALLY INSANE.Yes - and, both commencing on the same day...![]()
No...Notice the little word AND ---these are 2 separate EVENTS
Same [general/major] event.They occur in close proximity. In Matt 24 there’s the Day of the Lord described and the elect being gathered described. They aren’t the same things.![]()
Many are confused, believing that there will be a 7-year Great Tribulation period - along with all of the other details that are usually closely associated with it - none of which are Biblical.Amen! Otherwise the Many Confused are stumbling around, in fear, trying in desperation to 'prepare' for 7 years of Great Tribulation...
Many are confused, believing that there will be a 7-year Great Tribulation period - along with all of the other details that are usually closely associated with it - none of which are Biblical.
In no way whatsoever does Daniel 9:24-27 describe or refer to a 7-year Great Tribulation period - the idea that it does comes from a severe misinterpretation of those verses.
No...
One event.
They go together.