The Tribulation, The Rapture Views

A catastrophe is an event at the end and God's wrath will be poured on the earth. The Bible explains in many ways what the disaster brings. Jesus said to his disciples in the Gospel according to Matthew, "At the end of this age there will be rumors of war and war, the state will rise against the state, famine and earthquakes will happen elsewhere," Told. -7). In the Apocalypse, seven balls of anger from God are poured to everything. People on Earth will have to endure painful suffering.

This view thinks that ecstasy of the church will not happen to the middle of catastrophe. According to the Bible, the catastrophe is seven years old. People who were relatively calm in the first three and a half years and experienced a bad trial for the next three and a half years. This view is after the peace of three and a half years, but it will be taken up before the trial for three and a half years. Paul believes that rioting will take place in his life. Before Jesus took him to heaven, he did not believe that he would die. Indeed, the church sounds like they think they are in a catastrophe, and Paul wrote them to inform them that they do not have to go through it. The Thessaloniki church was severely persecuted. People of missing Thessaloniki took Paul out of town in only four weeks, then took him to the next town and tried to drive him away.

One argument used by people who oppose emotions before the disaster is that there is no evidence that the church taught it before the 1800's. This is not necessarily a concrete argument to this viewpoint, since the people who persecuted them destroyed most of their work before 1700. The Protestant 's view is basically a refactoring of the Catholic view, sometimes predicted as unreliable. When the Catholic Church grew up and took root, it began to teach that the Bible is spiritual rather than literal. They ignore the literal teachings of the Bible and replace it with spiritual teachings. At last the Catholic Church began teaching Christ to return to the earth without suffering or even the kingdom of words. Since most Christian history today go back to Catholics, they also learn from some form of Catholic doctrine. They are C. I. Scofield and Lewis Sperry Chafer. Golden Buda founded Dallas Theological Seminary

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