On the exact day, no. By the day of the Lord, do you mean the Rapture, or the 2nd coming of Jesus? I understand some believe this to be one and the same event, and some don't believe in the premise of the Rapture at all. Personally, I do believe in the Rapture, and I don't view the Rapture occurring at the time of Jesus 2nd coming. I perceive them as separate events with years of separation. We are kind of opening a big, divisive subject here, but I will try to outline how I see Revelation as briefly as I can.
First, most believe everything from the opening of the 7-seals through the pouring of the 7-bowls, occurs during the 7-year period of Daniel's 70th week. That is a lot to happen in 7 years, especially when Scripture indicates 18 months as a minimum (some unknown time period) for the 7 trumpets alone. Then you have 42 months identified for the 2 witnesses of God, plus another 42 months of Jacob's trouble. Basically, the simple math doesn't work, and part of the reason why Revelation becomes a divisive subject. We are trying to fit too many Jelly beans into too small a jar, and spending time divisively debating over how to do it. Why do we think this way? Because it is something that has been traditionally taught over and over again, for centuries, to the point that it has become the unquestionable truth. If we stop and think, there is no scriptural basis to put all the Seals, Trumpets, Thunders, and Bowls into Daniel's 70th week. It is purely based on an assumption that is not questioned. But here is a scriptural basis why anything that is a world or Christian-related event does not occur during Daniel's 70th week, found in Daniel 9:24: Seventy weeks are determined upon thy people and upon thy holy city,
Clear as day, who and what the 70th week is about? The seventy weeks (including the seventeenth are exclusively designated to and about the Jewish people and Jerusalem. Up to Jesus was 69 weeks concerning Jewish people and Jerusalem, a long Christian pause of 2,000 years, then the 70th week will again be about the Jewish people and Jerusalem (non-inclusive of Christians or a rapture during Daniel's 70th week). The age of Grace is complete before Daniel's 70th week, and the Bride of Christ is long gone.
My study has shown me that there are contextual markers that separate Revelation into 3 sections.
The first section, chapters 1- 7, is the Age of Grace, including the 7 letters and the first 6 seals
The second section, chapters 8 & 9, is God's wrath against the world for rejecting or ignoring him
The Third section, chapters 10 - 16 (plus 17 & 18) are Daniel's 70th week, the 2nd half of which is the time of Jacob's Trouble
A picture is worth a thousand words, so I hope the following, explains this and helps you in reading and understanding this most important book. Pay close attention to the contextual theme of who, and setting (world or Israel) being discussed as you study.
Book of Revelation outline Chapter 1-7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapters 10 - 13 Chapters 14 - 16, (17 & 18) Section 1 Section 2 (World Wrath) Section 3 (Daniel's Jewish 70th week) The World is the Contextual Setting Jerusalem, Israelites, & Satan, are the Contextual Theme/Setting 7-Letters & 6-Seals 1st - 4th Trumpets 5th & 6th Trumpets 7-Thunders 7th Trumpet 7-Bowl Judgements on Antichrist & Followers The Age of Grace God's Wrath, "To Punish the World's people for their Sin" (Idolatry) 2 Jewish Witnesses & False Prophet (Titans Clash) Antichrist Rules & The Jewish Sickle Harvests Rapture 1st-Woe 2nd Woe 3rd Woe Satan, 'The Red Dragon', Cast out of Heaven as 5th Trumpet blows Daniel's 70th week, which is designated for Israelites and Jerusalem (84 Months = 7-Years) (42 months), 1st half (42 months), 2nd half Construct 3rd Temple (6.3yrs) Temple measured Stop Temple Sacrifice Abomination
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