Your not paying attention nehemiah. And btw, your right, Matthew 24 does not have anything to do with the so-called Rapture. Look again at the question the disciples ask Jesus Christ at Matthew 24:3,
Tell us, when will these things be, (these words refer bact to vs2) then the disciples ask, "and what will be th3e sing of Your coming, AND THE END OF THE AGE or "THE COMPLETION OF THE WORLD."
In other words the first part they asked was when all these things would be. That is how soon the city and temple would be destroyed. The second part asked for a sign that would preceed His coming and "the end of the world." The Greek word "aion, age, period or era. The disciples jumped to the conclusion that the destruction of the temple would surely bring them to the time of Jesus Christ's return in glory.
If you read Matthew 23:37-39 these verses imply time would elapse between the destruction of Jerusalem and Christ's second coming in glory, not a rapture as you understand it. What your doing is what I use to do and that is bring up talking points like 1 Thessalonians 5:9, you know, "God has not destined us to suffer wrath, but for obtaining salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ." This verse means that God has not appointed BELIVERS to wrath as opposed to non belivers who will face God's wrath/judgment because they are unbelivers. Please read vs10 because vs10 clearly says, "who died for us, that whether we are awake or asleep, we may live together with Him." Now, where am I wrong about all of this nehemiah?
IN GOD THE SON,
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