The Rapture: Is It Biblical?

Presented By Ken Martin on February 3, 2001

There is a commonly held belief that the saints will be raptured away. What does the Bible have to say about the rapture theory?


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Submitted on Aug 13, 2011, 1:11 am

biblethmper1

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There is ONE return of Jesus from heaven to earth. No Rapture as it is taught. Luke 17 is a story of the rapture. No one ever reads verse 37. They who taken are eaten by voltures. In thessoloians it says those who have died Gd brings with Jesus,from heaven to earth not earth to heaven. Only those who are alive are changed at that moment to meet Jesus in the air, when he returns at the LAST trumpet: Rev 11:15. Also why doesnt any body read Eze-13:20. if that isnt teaching that to teach the soul to fly away is wrong i dont know what is. The rapture is men teaching thier doctrine for the commandments of Gd.



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