And your point is...?
the setting does not change.And your point is...?
The same setting in the "one taken/left".
Same setting.
Taken before the flood ... before the trib.
And your point is...?
the setting does not change.And your point is...?
This Scripture is not addressing Jews. It is addressing local church members.
Each trump mentioned is the trump of God, not man.
The seventh trump is sounded after the seals are opened, after the time of the two witnesses, and before the bowls of wrath is pour out.
Your answer is typical of those who refuse to address the trumps because they call into question your belief.
What a nasty attitude.Not friend, so don't patronize me!
I most certainly KNOW,BELIEVE AND WATCH for my Lord, Master and Saviour to return for HIS BRIDE.
Comprehension misplaced is on YOUR PART not mine.
There is no where in these verse WHEN his return will be...pre......mid.....nor post.
You are adding to by saying pre tribulations.
Something you've been taught but have you researched it for yourself or just rehash what you've been taught?
Okay, I see your point now.the setting does not change.
The same setting in the "one taken/left".
Same setting.
Taken before the flood ... before the trib.
What a nasty attitude.
I disagree with many people here but do not harbor ill will towards them.You need to get in some Jesus time or something to separate disagreement on doctrine from hatred for your brother.
Your hatred is unacceptable.
1 Thessalonians 4:16 states the gathering of the saints will begin with the trump of God sounding.
1 Corinthians 15:52 states this gathering will take place at the last trump.
If there is a last trump there must be a first.
Revelation 8:2 states seven angles who stood before God were given seven trumps.
These angels sounded the trumps one after the other. First to last.
How do you make these Scripture agree if the gathering at the last trump takes place before the seven angles sound their seven trumps?
I don't think this particular part of the passage of Matthew 24 is about the rapture, rather this is about the day of the Lord. That's because the day of the Lord occurs immediately after the rapture which is after the great tribulation.
This is huge.
I never pictured this before....
"the ark floated at a level way below the hills being covered.
No doubt it bounced off of hills and was run aground several times before the wicked finally stopped clawing at the sides.
So it could be that "took them away" was actually Noah drifting away from hordes of desperate wicked people screaming to Noah inside the boat."
That is what I am pointing out.
the setting is preflood
That is what I am pointing out.
the setting is preflood
Okay, I see your point now.
There's only one problem with that...
For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
"They" were not "taken" before the flood, but by the flood. Methinks your theory just got... um... washed away.![]()
WHAT???The last trump is blown every year at the feast of trumpets.
But are you saying the last trump is not the seventh trump?
So you believe the last trump that Paul says will announce the time of the gathering will be after the seven angels blow their trumps?An important note is that the seventh angel trumpet is not necessarily the last trumpet.
If you see this as a mirror of the gathering then why ignore that the destruction began the day they were removed and not seven years later?The model, or similitude, was set by Enoch, Noah, and the Judged and destroyed.
Enoch was "raptured" BEFORE the storm, Noah was preserved DURING the storm, the wicked were destroyed BY the storm.
No reason not to think this pattern won't be the same in the end.
As for Lot, the text says the destruction COULD NOT start until he was removed. The ANGELS TOOK them by the arm.
"They" were not "taken" before the flood, but by the flood. Methinks your theory just got... um... washed away.![]()
The day who was removed?If you see this as a mirror of the gathering then why ignore that the destruction began the day they were removed and not seven years later?
That even further bolsters my position.Okay, I see your point now.
There's only one problem with that...
For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark, And knew not until the flood came, and took them all away; so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
"They" were not "taken" before the flood, but by the flood. Methinks your theory just got... um... washed away.![]()
I haven't heard that interpretation before. Seemingly, the entirety of Revelation is set on the day of the Lord. Although I admit it is possible that the flow of time within Revelation isn't necessarily linear.
"I was in the Spirit on the Lord's day, and heard behind me a great voice, as of a trumpet" - Revelation 1:10 KJV
So you now have a pretrib rapture of the wicked?Agreed.
The ones "taken" were [and are (rather, will be), in this context] "taken away in judgment"
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As to the OP, here's my response, from another recent thread on the Subject (scroll down to where Abs asks the question, "And the group taken?"):
Post #3688 (page 185) - https://christianchat.com/threads/t...at-happens-at-the-rapture.203234/post-4791697