The Rapture, the “First Resurrection” and the Two Witnesses – these are amazingly linked!
In Revelation 20 we read the following:
Rev 20:4-5 And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgment was given unto them: and I saw the souls of them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not worshipped the beast, neither his image, neither had received his mark upon their foreheads, or in their hands; and they lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years. But the rest of the dead lived not again until the thousand years were finished. This is the first resurrection.
How can this be the First Resurrection when we read about Jesus’ resurrection in the Gospels? Was Jesus’ resurrection with the Old Testament Saints not the first?
This video delves into this subject and resolves this and many other questions about events that are due to start in September of this year.
There is no rapture James. There is the great tribulation, THEN the Lord appears to take His church. You are teaching a 20th century heresy that will surely overthrow the faith of many.
Hi Just me. Why don’t you evaluate the information before you judge?
Daniel was told by Gabriel that certain information would be sealed up until the time of the end. We are living in the months before this period of time starts and God is revealing this sealed up information to those that are watching for his coming.
I promise you that it will give you new insight into the Word of God.
Blessings.
Hi James, I appreciate your good spirit…but the Bible clearly shows the rapture occurs “at the last trump” 1Cor 15:51,52, and there are 7 trumpets preceded by a huge earthquake in Rev 8:5 that we haven’t seen yet, but I’m confident it will be this spring if we see “all nations gathered against Jerusalem to battle” (Zech 14:1,2 for “day of the Lord” which has been signaled–see http://TheBridegroomComes.com
“…I’m confident it will be this spring…”
How is it you guys never seem to learn that we Bible folks should not be in the prediction business? It does no good for the ‘fence-sitters’ in the audience to constantly see these predictions fall to the earth.
Seriously, Doc.
It’s been a long time now you’ve been imminentizing the eschaton.
You too James.
Both of you should really stop pretending to be good at prediction. You’re both terrible at it. There’s a reason such things are called guilty pleasures (as that’s what they are and nothing else besides) and it’s not the business we’re supposed to be involved in.