In the rapture the saints RISE INTO THE AIR...FACT
Noah rose over a mile into the heavens.... FACT
THe saints are in heaven according to Jesus during the tribulation....FACT
Noah was in the heavens DURING THE FLOOD/TRIULATION...FACT
The saints return to earth in rev 19 POST TRIULATION...FACT
Noah RETURNS POST FLOOD....FACT
Noah is gathered into the ark pre flood....FACT
The saints are gathered pretribulation...FACT
Scofield is an obsession in your mind ...FACT
As do we.
The omission (elephant in the room) is that ;
1) The setting is OPPOSITE your doctrines setting ....so you are wrong yet again.
2) They went into the marriage chamber (heaven like the ark and Noah). .... Which your doctrine must find a way to change.
...also note that THE DOOR WAS SHUT (hmmmm like with noah?)....so many many things that flow so beautifully that your doctrine can not handle.
Yes. we are in the delay.
The reason they came out to meet the groom is because they were told to.
kinda like us...except not any of your teachers.
Yes as you point out,he destroys the AC at rev 19. the second coming.
those of his army "know not God", and yes they are destroyed
I already showed you that in that verse angels are gathering ,NOT JESUS...and they are gathered , FROM HEAVEN.
(you do not have any verses supporting your doctrine of the postribulation rapture..ZERO)
No need.
he comes once for the church. Never said anything different
There are 2 escape verses.
one in rev
one in the gospels from Jesus.
so there are 2 for you to meddle with
What exactly would you like me to debunk in your doctrine? pick something. I can readily oblige you.
Unpack rev 14.
Unpack the 10 virgin parable.
none that adhere to your doctrine can unpack either one
You keep yelling “FACT” like that makes up for your
lack of scripture.
But emotional typing isn’t exegesis — and Scofield isn’t Jesus.
Let’s deal with your “Noah was raptured” fantasy.
“The flood came and
took them all away. So shall the coming of the Son of Man be.” — Matthew 24:39
Who was taken?
The
wicked.
Noah was
left — preserved through judgment.
You keep trying to reverse this with a forced parallel:
“Noah went up = saints go up.”
But the Bible doesn’t say Noah ascended into heaven.
He floated —
on water — through judgment.
Not into the clouds. Not into the third heaven.
He was
left on Earth, just like the
remnant will be during tribulation.
Your whole interpretation turns Jesus' words
completely backwards.
You say the saints are in heaven
during the tribulation?
That’s
your doctrine — not scripture.
Let’s quote Jesus again:
“Immediately
after the tribulation... He will send His angels... and gather His elect.” — Matthew 24:29–31
You keep dodging the word
“after” like it’s a mosquito.
But it’s right there — red letters.
Jesus said
AFTER.
And by the way —
those angels are gathering from the four winds, from one end of heaven to the other — that phrase includes
the skies, not
heaven the dwelling place of God.
Stop confusing Greek metaphors with Scofield’s footnotes.
“The five wise virgins went into the marriage chamber.”
Yes.
After the delay.
Not before tribulation. Not before the shout.
And you said it yourself:
“the door was shut.”
Exactly — just like Noah’s ark was shut
after judgment began — not before.
You're literally proving my point while thinking you're refuting it.
You said:
“I never said Jesus comes twice for the Church.”
Yes, you do — functionally.
You teach a
secret coming before tribulation, then a
public coming after.
Two comings.
That’s not Bible. That’s Scofield-speak.
You want me to “unpack Revelation 14”?
Easy:
Revelation 14:12 — “Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus.”
Those saints are
in the tribulation, holding fast to Jesus.
Not “tribulation leftovers.”
Not B-team believers.
They’re called
saints — the same term used for the Church
throughout the New Testament.
Revelation 14 doesn’t support pre-trib — it
obliterates it.
And that “escape verse” in Luke?
“Pray that you may be counted worthy to escape all these things...” — Luke 21:36
That’s
not a pre-trib rapture escape clause.
It’s a call to
perseverance, to be spiritually awake and found faithful when He returns —
not to disappear seven years early in a Zionist fantasy timeline.
You said, “What would you like me to debunk in your doctrine?”
Start here:
Show me ONE verse that says:
Jesus returns
before the tribulation to remove the Church.
The Church and Israel are
permanently separate peoples of God.
The saints are in heaven during the tribulation while Israel takes the hit.
That salvation is offered in stages — Church first, then national Israel.
That Jesus comes twice, years apart.
You won’t find them.
Because they’re
not in the Bible — they’re in your Scofield study notes.