The Light
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Okay. Nothing new here.Ruth depicts the Gentile bride.
The Rapture is the groom coming for the bride.
the rapture is vividly depicted in Matthew 25 as the groom coming for his bride.
Totally incorrect. Acts 1 is talking about when Jesus sets His feet on the mount of Olives. That is not the rapture.Acts chapter one depicts the rapture, in that the angels declare that Jesus would return in "like manner".
At the rapture of the Church Jesus comes for His bride. All go the heaven.I could be the only one on this board that understands the setting of "like manner". (obviously the pretrib rapture)
I don't know how anybody on the board can read acts chapter one and not understand the setting of Jesus departure and his return, according to heaven, is exactly like that setting.
At the gathering from heaven and earth at the 6th seal those gathered from the earth are of the 12 tribes across the earth and the Church is gathered from heaven. All return to heaven for marriage supper. The wrath of God takes place while believers are in heaven. Then the armies of heaven return for Armageddon and then Jesus sets His feet on the mount of Olives.
I think I stand alone and understanding that for some reason.
Is this where you want me to say..........Only you and God.
Problem is Acts 1 is not a rapture. Acts 1 is Jesus returning to the earth to set up His kingdom after Armageddon.
Ok. Your barley and wheat are harvested at the same time.First thess. chapter 4, is beyond obvious, that it is the rapture, and it is beyond obvious that the rapture is the groom gathering the bride.
Your 50 day delayed template, is simply manufactured.
Yes. And very few understand there are two raptures. You seem to understand that concept but don't understand when they occur.I don't know a single person, other than yourself, That has come away with that concept.
The second rapture is the 12 tribes across the earth, the seed of the woman, Israel, being raptured at the sixth seal, shown in Revelation 14.