Connecting the dots = a pre-tribulation rapture.

[CrowCross]

Ok. Produce the scripture that says that the Church will be in heaven before the 7 years begin.

Produce the scripture that says that the tribulation is 7 years long.

YOU CAN'T.

That's because the scripture says that the Church is still here when the 7 years begin.

We've been over it....several times. I feel no need to argue the point with you.

Now, if you can present your "argument" in a clear and concise way with no babble and speculation...present it.

 

[The Light]

We've been over it....several times. I feel no need to argue the point with you.

Now, if you can present your "argument" in a clear and concise way with no babble and speculation...present it.

The days of Noah mirror the rapture of the Church.

The days of Lot mirror the rapture of the 12 tribes.

There are two raptures.

The story of Noah shows us that the Church is not in heaven 7 days or 7 years before the flood.

Noah is instructed to enter the ark in verse one. God tells Noah in 7 days there will be a flood upon the earth. We are told that Noah, his family and all the animals enter the ark in the self same day. That means they enter the ark on the first day of the seven days and we don't know what day the ark door is shut.

What that should tell us is that the Church is not in heaven 7 years before the wrath of God.

The reason this is important is because someday soon the Church will be raptured. If everyone thinks the Church is raptured 7 years before the wrath of God there will be much confusion.

Additionally, if there is a 7 year covenant with many that is made that will later be confirmed by the Antichrist, the Church will be asleep as they will think the rapture will have to occur before the 7 year covenant is made.