resurrection and the rapture

Will the wrath of God be indiscriminate? Is the bride better than the master?

 

Hrhema, should a person assume from your pseudonym that you are Rhema as in Kenneth Hagin?

 

I'm moving this thread where it belongs to the What's your favorite Ice Cream discussion in the regular forum. Thanks.

Just kidding lol

 

Unbelieving Jews or believing Jews?

To whom is Matthew 24:36-42 directed?

To whom was the Sermon on the Mount directed?

How is it proof?

Then the following passages must refer to when he physically comes to Earth:

"The coming of the Lord" (1 Thessalonians 4:15).

"They that are Christ's at his coming" (1 Corinthians 15:23).

How does someone become a member of the bride of Christ?

Where does Revelation show those in the tribulation who are saved suffering under the wrath of God?

Why do you believe they aren't the same as the first?

Can you quote from where they teach pre-trib?

http://www.geocities.com/postrib

 

The futurist view(as well as the full preterist view) in modern times was originally concocted by Roman Catholic priests. The Reformers had(correctly in my view) interpreted the antichrist to be the office of the pope. To try to deflect this, these priests tried to put the symbolic language of the book of Revelation way off into the future(or way off into the past in full preterism). In the 1800s a man named Darby grabbed hold of the idea and it filtered on down until about 35 years ago a fellow named Hal Lindsey popularized this view with his book The Late Great Planet Earth. It is amazing how so many Protestants, especially Baptists, have swallowed the Catholic idea about the antichrist hook, line, and sinker.

Fortunately, other ideas are coming back into vogue such as postmillenial and optimistic amillennialism. I look forward to the day when dispensational premillennialism is once again the minority view among Baptists.

For the Catholic origns of both Futurism and Full Preterism see www.aloha.net/~mikesch/antichrist.htm

One redeemed by Christ's blood,

Ken

[ June 01, 2002, 10:53 PM: Message edited by: Ken Hamilton ]