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emmynoel999:
May we not be found wanting on the last day

MrPresident1:
All eyes will see Jesus and we shall all be like him when he returns

emmynoel999:
May we not be found wanting on the last day

paxonel:
Rapture is illusion thinking and false imaginations of Christians, there is nothing like rapture anywhere in the bible.

Rather, God created man to live on this earth forever.

Genesis 2:17 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.

Meaning, if Adam had not eaten from that tree there wouldn't have been death today.

Now that there is death, Christ resurrected so that the life that was lost from the beginning should be restored to them that believe. John 3:16

Christ has restored that life there is nothing you Christians need anymore, he has done it all.

The day died he said : IT IS FINISHED
So, there is nothing left to be done anymore.

Now, you Christians are demanding for rapture, what else do you want?

paxonel:
Rapture is illusion thinking and false imaginations of Christians, there is nothing like rapture anywhere in the bible.

Rather, God created man to live on this earth forever.

Genesis 2:17 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.

Meaning, if Adam had not eaten from that tree there wouldn't have been death today.

Now that there is death, Christ resurrected so that the life that was lost from the beginning should be restored to them that believe. John 3:16

Christ has restored that life there is nothing you Christians need anymore, he has done it all.

The day died he said : IT IS FINISHED
So, there is nothing left to be done anymore.

Now, you Christians are demanding for rapture, what else do you want?

pyyxxaro:
Nor be only news and all media

SuperSports go show am self

GoldHorse:
You still dey here dey ask?! Rapture don happen tey tey!!! Na you and us remain

post=99871584:
No, the rapture is not taught in the Bible.
This relatively recent doctrine was popularized by the Scofield Reference Bible.
The Bible does not teach that Christians will be raptured to heaven, but that there will be a place of protection on earth for some of God’s people.
Christ will not return secretly, but visibly.
When Christ returns, all saints—living and dead—will be resurrected to meet Him in the air and then descend to earth with Him.

Many Christians believe that when Jesus Christ returns to this earth, He will approach secretly to snatch away all believers and all children in a rapture.
The theory is that they will be taken to heaven where they will be protected during the Great Tribulation.

Though the Bible does clearly teach that there will be a Great Tribulation and that Jesus Christ will return, it does not teach there will be a secret rapture.

Happy Sunday Y'all!

paxonel:
I will adjourn you to go back and read these scriptures again. There is background story behind these scriptures that was neglected before bible scholars proposed that they were talking about rapture and these are the basics of the story :

1. The Jews (Israelites) had the old covenant with God through their fore father Abraham which was to end at the coming of their Messiah(Jesus Christ),hence the signs of the coming and end of the world in Matthew 24:3
2. Daniel(a prophet of the old covenant) prophesied the coming of the Messiah when Israel was taken to exile at Babylon

Matthew 24:15 When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:

Which means, the disciples actually saw the abomination of desolation

3. Jesus Christ in Mathew 24 made reference to the prophecy of Daniel to his disciples pertaining to the coming of the Messiah the Jews were waiting for, that when they(the disciples) see all the signs like rumours of war, earthquakes, abomination of desolation, etc, they should know that they were signs of the end of the old covenant(what they meant by end of world)

All these things happened within that era or period Jesus Christ came for him to be crucified for the sins of mankind, about 2000 years ago.

Infact, Jesus specifically said

Matthew 24:34 Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.

The mistake we are making today is that, when we read these things in the bible we think they refer to events that will happen in our future.

It's not so,
They all happened in that generation of the bible days of jesus disciples

The same thing with the book of revelation.
The book of Revelation was a vision given to John the beloved to confirm Jesus Christ to the Jews that he is actually the Messiah.
It was written for us to read and know what has happened in the past, not that we should read and be scared of our future.

Monogamy:
Who would be able to record that? Except if the person is in another planet recording the event on earth.. (

paxonel:
I will adjourn you to go back and read these scriptures again. There is background story behind these scriptures that was neglected before bible scholars proposed that they were talking about rapture and these are the basics of the story :

1. The Jews (Israelites) had the old covenant with God through their fore father Abraham which was to end at the coming of their Messiah(Jesus Christ),hence the signs of the coming and end of the world in Matthew 24:3
2. Daniel(a prophet of the old covenant) prophesied the coming of the Messiah when Israel was taken to exile at Babylon

Matthew 24:15 When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:

Which means, the disciples actually saw the abomination of desolation

3. Jesus Christ in Mathew 24 made reference to the prophecy of Daniel to his disciples pertaining to the coming of the Messiah the Jews were waiting for, that when they(the disciples) see all the signs like rumours of war, earthquakes, abomination of desolation, etc, they should know that they were signs of the end of the old covenant(what they meant by end of world)

All these things happened within that era or period Jesus Christ came for him to be crucified for the sins of mankind, about 2000 years ago.

Infact, Jesus specifically said

Matthew 24:34 Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.

The mistake we are making today is that, when we read these things in the bible we think they refer to events that will happen in our future.

It's not so,
They all happened in that generation of the bible days of jesus disciples

The same thing with the book of revelation.
The book of Revelation was a vision given to John the beloved to confirm Jesus Christ to the Jews that he is actually the Messiah.
It was written for us to read and know what has happened in the past, not that we should read and be scared of our future.

StreetFight:
Please can someone post passages of the Bible where Jesus Himself talked about Rapture? Please NOT where John, Paul, Silas, Mathew or Mark talked about Rapture, but where Jesus or God Himself talked about Rapture. You may be saving a Soul.

nairalee:
What if it has happened already? What if this Corona was the secret weapon it employed. Just what if?

paxonel:
I will adjourn you to go back and read these scriptures again. There is background story behind these scriptures that was neglected before bible scholars proposed that they were talking about rapture and these are the basics of the story :

1. The Jews (Israelites) had the old covenant with God through their fore father Abraham which was to end at the coming of their Messiah(Jesus Christ),hence the signs of the coming and end of the world in Matthew 24:3
2. Daniel(a prophet of the old covenant) prophesied the coming of the Messiah when Israel was taken to exile at Babylon

Matthew 24:15 When ye therefore shall see the abomination of desolation, spoken of by Daniel the prophet, stand in the holy place, (whoso readeth, let him understand:

Which means, the disciples actually saw the abomination of desolation

3. Jesus Christ in Mathew 24 made reference to the prophecy of Daniel to his disciples pertaining to the coming of the Messiah the Jews were waiting for, that when they(the disciples) see all the signs like rumours of war, earthquakes, abomination of desolation, etc, they should know that they were signs of the end of the old covenant(what they meant by end of world)

All these things happened within that era or period Jesus Christ came for him to be crucified for the sins of mankind, about 2000 years ago.

Infact, Jesus specifically said

Matthew 24:34 Verily I say unto you, This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled.

The mistake we are making today is that, when we read these things in the bible we think they refer to events that will happen in our future.

It's not so,
They all happened in that generation of the bible days of jesus disciples

The same thing with the book of revelation.
The book of Revelation was a vision given to John the beloved to confirm Jesus Christ to the Jews that he is actually the Messiah.
It was written for us to read and know what has happened in the past, not that we should read and be scared of our future.

truespeak:
It has been done and is still being done right in front of all your faces but you do not see it nor understand that it is being done!

post=99871584:
No, the rapture is not taught in the Bible.
This relatively recent doctrine was popularized by the Scofield Reference Bible.
The Bible does not teach that Christians will be raptured to heaven, but that there will be a place of protection on earth for some of God’s people.
Christ will not return secretly, but visibly.
When Christ returns, all saints—living and dead—will be resurrected to meet Him in the air and then descend to earth with Him.

Many Christians believe that when Jesus Christ returns to this earth, He will approach secretly to snatch away all believers and all children in a rapture.
The theory is that they will be taken to heaven where they will be protected during the Great Tribulation.

Though the Bible does clearly teach that there will be a Great Tribulation and that Jesus Christ will return, it does not teach there will be a secret rapture.

Happy Sunday Y'all!